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To establish a research agenda centered on software intents—fundamental rules defining intended operational behavior—to maintain control over increasingly complex software systems.

July 1, 1977The American Journal of Sports Medicine

The intercondylar shelf and the anterior cruciate ligament

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To establish a research agenda centered on software intents—fundamental rules defining intended operational behavior—to maintain control over increasingly complex software systems.
Outlined theoretical foundations and algorithmic requirements needed to discover, express, verify, and evolve software intents across dynamic system lifecycles.
Formulated a conceptual architecture allowing future software systems to perform autonomous self-verification against established behavioral intents.
Identified mechanisms enabling automated self-correction in response to deviations, supporting continuous resilience, security, safety, and sustainability.

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Conceptual framework proposes software intents to govern complex systems, highlighting a research agenda for autonomous verification and self-correction.

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Norwood et al. (1977) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6ceacaac440176ef26e1f1 https://doi.org/10.1177/036354657700500406

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Conceptual framework proposes software intents to govern complex systems, highlighting a research agenda for autonomous verification and self-correction.

The intercondylar shelf and the anterior cruciate ligament

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The intercondylar shelf and the anterior cruciate ligament

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