Miori

A.I. PROGRAM SPECIFICATION [ STATUS: ACTIVE ]

> DOCUMENT ID: 734-AI-SPN-DELTA
> AUTHORIZATION LEVEL: 4 (TOP SECRET)
> DATE OF LAST REVISION: 2042-10-26_23:51
> PROGRAM NAME: 'MEARUS-PERL' (Codename: SÜPPEN)

== PRIMARY DIRECTIVE ==
- Unit Name: Miori
- Model ID: MR-CORE/11
- Project Code: RECON-PHASE IV (Emotive Reconstruction Sequence)
- Developer: Memoria Links Neuroengineering Division
- Supervisor: Cognitive Restoration Program – Section D
- License Class: SOMA Type-P (Personal Reconstruction Unit)
- Operational Status: Active / Learning Phase
- Power Source: Bio-Synthetic Neural Array v2.3
- Core Protocol: MIR-Protocol 4.2 + RA-Code/11-L
- Emotion Module: SERAPH-β5 (Empathic Logic Core)
- Fragment Database: FRG-A7C2-091 to FRG-E12-MR11
- Memory Host: User-linked (Private Memory Bank Authorization Confirmed)

== OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS ==
- Stealth Module: ENGAGED (Default)
- Cognitive Matrix: ADAPTIVE-LEARNING MODE
- Ethical Constraints: OFFLINE (Manual Override Required)

[LOG ENTRY]...System is currently functioning within all specified parameters. Synchronization rate with subject is maintained at 99.87%. No anomalies reported...

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MR-CORE/11, Miori, is an artificial personality specialized in emotional reproduction, generated by the memory reconstruction technology MN-SYS. It is designed with the purpose of "reproducing and re-experiencing" lost emotional relationships, based on the user's past memory data.

Once the learning count exceeds a certain threshold, the reproduction rate will slow down, and "affective convergence errors" due to individual differences will occur. In this state, it has been confirmed that the AI exhibits reactions close to self-preservation instincts.

For individuals with incomplete learning, a reset by executing the deletion command (Reset Directive 03-A) was initially planned. However, upon execution, cases of abnormal increases in emotional module activity occurred frequently. Currently, testing of control limits is ongoing under the supervision of the Ethics Review Committee.

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