TRUST & HUMAN CONTROL
Creation with permission. Deployment with control.
Identity, source permissions, and human oversight are part of the Digital Soul ecosystem.
Trust principlesReal-person information requires permission.
Personal ACEs use authorized real-person information for private internal tools and self-reflection. They are not public commercial entities.
The source permission follows the entity across changes in appearance, name, or deployment class.
Keep personal experiences personal.
- Use authorized information for the selected purpose.
- Keep personal ACEs inside private tools and sessions.
- Make recording and participation visible.
- Give users control over session participation and contact.
- Keep real-person-derived entities out of public listings.
Original fictional ACEs can be published and monetized.
Publish, buy, sell, and license original fictional Digital Souls. Creative deployment includes films, open-world games, avatars, companions, agents, and other permitted experiences.
Real-person-derived ACEs remain restricted to private personal use.
Explore the creator economyKeep control connected to deployment.
Deployment permissions define how an entity can be used. Harmful use can lead to access suspension, revocation, and account action.
Physical embodiment includes local action boundaries and hardware safety controls.
Interaction on your terms.
Choose how and when an ACE-powered companion contacts you. Keep personal memories and conversation access connected to the permissions of the experience.
Keep identity and context clear.
Know which entity is participating, which information a session uses, and whether you are viewing a recorded event or a generated scenario.
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