IHE×AGI

Instrumented Human Embodiment as a constrained, consent-based substrate for grounded AGI research.

Concept anchor • no demos • no product claims

Instrumented Human Embodiment (IHE)

This site hosts a research framework proposing IHE as a transitional approach to grounded intelligence: a small cohort of consent-based, instrumented human participants providing structured access to real-world experience (perception, action, hesitation, uncertainty) under ethical constraint.

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Paper

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Instrumented Human Embodiment: A Transitional Substrate for Grounded Artificial General Intelligence
Core framework (PDF)
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Note: This framework does not claim AGI has been achieved, nor does it propose surveillance-based collection. It is a constrained research direction focused on grounded experience, uncertainty calibration, and auditable governance.

Scope and boundaries

IHE is intended as a transitional substrate between language-trained systems and premature autonomy. The goal is disciplined experience acquisition—especially hesitation and uncertainty—under constraint.

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Focus
Grounded perception/action, episodic memory, uncertainty modeling, deferral behavior, and evaluation under constraint.
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Non-goals
Mass data collection, covert observation, product claims, or autonomous deployment.

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Human context reference

Instrumented Human Embodiment does not attempt to model or replicate human consciousness. However, safe and responsible AI systems must interpret how humans assign salience, risk, and meaning in real environments.

For a science-based view of human consciousness and key motivational dimensions (e.g., senses, pain, emotion, belief, power/control, mortality), see: wimtbh.com

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