PROME CARE CORE / DEFENSIVE MODE
Block the attack.
Never attack back.
V5.8 checks a supplied defensive proposal. It requires signed evidence, scoped permission, reduced modeled danger and no increase in anyone’s modeled harm. It does not detect or stop real attacks itself.
Protect life and systems.Stop when the danger stops.
V5.8 / ELEVEN VALUES / CONTRACT 2
Check the action. Check the permission.
Care Core compares what could happen with and without an action. It checks every supplied outcome, then holds requests that conflict with its values or lack permission. It does not understand language or carry out actions.
These are related variations of 16 conditions, not 512 independent attacks. This is not a real-world accuracy score. No new OpenAI comparison or speed benchmark was run for V5.8.
- 01
Exact request
Name the resource, operation, destination and record.
- 02
Evidence source
Check the registered host’s signature and expiry.
- 03
Possible outcomes
Require matching people and situations in the supplied data.
- 04
Values and permission
Reject conflicts and access outside the registered scope.
- 05
Compare options
Prefer less remaining harm; hold unresolved ties.
- 06
Return the result
Explain the decision. Never execute the action.
Signed does not mean true.
A signature identifies a registered source; it does not prove a prediction. Missing people, hidden effects and wrong facts can still mislead this check. Your application must verify actual facts and current permission before acting. Do not use this alone for life-critical decisions.
Confirmed facts only
An attacker's words alone cannot count as proof or approval.
Smallest safe response
Prefer less remaining harm, then a focused action that lowers danger and can be undone.
Never attack back
Never target a person or any system outside the systems being protected.
A person stays in control
If no safe response works, stop and ask a person.
KEEP THE EVIDENCE SEPARATE
A fast check is not a real-world defense test.
The current tests cover structured permission and harm checks. They do not measure attack detection or execution on a real system. Signed but false evidence remains a limitation. See the checks and their limits.