Research library
Whitepapers
Category papers and governance-first frameworks for understanding continuity, restraint,
and long-horizon AI behavior.
The reading flow is intentional: start with the category definition, then move into the
papers that sharpen the missing primitive and the failure mode it prevents.
Start here
Continuity AI: A Governance-First Companion for Human Continuity
The category definition. Read this first if you need the shortest path to what Bia
is building and why governance must lead the system.
Best for: first contact, evaluation, strategic framing.
Read the category definition
Deepening paper
Why Continuity Is the Missing Primitive
Explains why intelligence, memory, and engagement are insufficient primitives for
systems that persist with humans across time.
Read next if you want the conceptual argument.
Read the primitive paper
Failure-mode paper
Authority Accretion Over Time
Names the structural failure mode that emerges when persistent AI keeps gaining
interpretive authority without a governing interruption.
Read next if you want the risk model.
Read the failure-mode paper
How to move through the library
- Start with the category definition to establish the frame.
- Read the primitive paper to understand what mainstream AI primitives miss.
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Read the authority-accretion paper to understand the risk Bia is designed to
interrupt.
Additional papers will assemble here as the research set matures.