Ethical AI Proofs of Concept | KoR Operational Modules

At the heart of KoR’s mission lies the conviction that ethical AI must be more than theoretical, it must prove itself in the field.

Our Proofs of Concept bring that conviction to life, demonstrating how the Refusal‑First Architecture operates under real‑world conditions, from life‑critical medical scenarios to secure multiparty coordination.

Each prototype is a sealed artifact: its code, data flows, and decision points are audited, timestamped, and immutably logged. These POCs aren’t experiments on paper; they are running systems that guard against unsafe actions, enforce transparency at every step, and adapt to new challenges without sacrificing moral integrity.

Whether it’s Mortis v1 stepping in to terminate processes that breach ethical thresholds, KoR‑Med v1 refusing unsafe diagnoses in healthcare, or EchoRoot v1 passively logging zero‑knowledge intent declarations across public channels, every module exemplifies a core KoR principle: no action without justification, no silence without trace.

By exploring these Proofs of Concept, you’ll see how our architecture:

• Refuses by default and only accepts under verifiable conditions.
• Logs every decision with cryptographic proof, creating an unbroken audit trail.
• Adapts through built‑in mutation and resilience mechanisms that learn from failure.

Dive into each POC to understand the design trade‑offs, technical safeguards, and legal guarantees that make KoR the benchmark for operational, refusal‑based AI.