The Artificial Mind Technology Integration Standard defines the constitutional framework governing the integration, evaluation, replacement, and lifecycle management of external technologies within the Artificial Mind Project. This document establishes the principles of technology independence, replaceable engines, architectural interfaces, cognitive ownership, safety constraints, and long-term compatibility. It ensures that technologies remain implementation details rather than architectural foundations, preventing vendor lock-in and preserving the long-term integrity of the Artificial Mind architecture. This document is part of the Constitutional Architecture Framework of the Artificial Mind Project and depends on the Architectural Principles and Coding Standards documents.
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