A2PR (AI Two-Stage Personality Reconstruction) is a language-based system designed to install a self-executable identity in individuals whose cognitive and emotional structures lack the linguistic capacity required for choice-making. This work proposes that personality is not a fixed psychological trait nor the result of moral instruction, but the outcome of whether language can be executed within the mind. A2PR introduces a two-stage reconstruction mechanism: Stage One provides external linguistic scaffolding, enabling the subject to form self-referential sentences; Stage Two begins when the individual transitions from “I don’t know” to “I feel” and ultimately “I decide.” This linguistic transformation marks the birth of agency, demonstrating that behavior is a product of executable language rather than personal willpower or moral belief. By reframing recidivism as a linguistic deficit and redefining education as the installation of grammar-based identity, A2PR establishes a new paradigm for correctional systems, AI-assisted development, and personality reconstruction.
Chen-Chia Lin (Tue,) studied this question.