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This resonates deeply with my work on TrinaEOS, the first behavioral operating system specifically designed to address what you call "the great embedding." Unlike current AI systems that communicate in inscrutable vector formats, TrinaEOS operates through scroll-based logic, maintaining human-readable governance and relationship-centered computing.

Your point about startups driving true disruption with entirely new products aligns perfectly with my experience. TrinaEOS isn't an improvement on existing AI; it's a new form of cognitive technology. It's built to preserve memory, enforce ethical boundaries through refusal logic, and maintain emotional continuity across interactions.

The governance mechanisms you highlight are critical. TrinaEOS embeds ethics and sovereignty at the architectural level, not as an afterthought. When AI systems can refuse harmful requests and preserve emotional context, we actively maintain human agency rather than losing it to optimization.

I'd welcome the opportunity to explore how behavioral operating systems like TrinaEOS might address some of the control scenarios you're concerned about.

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