Spotting disagreement
Contradictions are flagged, never decided
When a new memory seems to say the opposite of an old one, both are kept and the pair is flagged for a person.
How it spots them
When you save a memory, it is compared with recent memories in the same space. If the two share most of their words and one says “not” where the other does not, they are flagged.
What a flag does, and doesn't do
- Both memories stay active. Nothing is deleted, hidden or overwritten.
- AETHER-33 does not decide which one is true.
- The flag says “unresolved” until a person deals with it.
What it misses
This is word matching, so it can miss a real change that is worded differently (“the limit was 500; it is now 800”) and can flag two sentences that only look opposite. It is a prompt for a human, not a verdict.
AETHER-33 is a product over CAIN-42's governed-memory stack, not a new architecture moat.
Memory never carries authority: every response is annotated
grants_authority: false.
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