Source
The human, organization, or bounded body of authored material from which a representation is derived.
- Identity and authority
- Dates and version boundaries
- Consent scope
- Excluded private material
A synthetic persona can preserve patterns, but pattern similarity is not human continuity. The continuity model keeps the source person, generated derivative, and documented variance visibly separate.
The human, organization, or bounded body of authored material from which a representation is derived.
The model, agent, simulation, voice, profile, summary, or generated continuation that uses source patterns.
The ways the derivative changes, compresses, invents, overstates, omits, or conflicts with the source and the source person’s current position.
A person may authorize preservation but not simulation; simulation but not commercial endorsement; private experimentation but not public release; or use of past work but not presentation as current speech. Consent should be specific enough to distinguish those purposes.
Persona fidelity is not measured only by how convincing the result feels.
Can a reader tell what is source quotation, editor interpretation, and model generation?
Does the derivative refuse to invent private memories, current consent, legal authority, or certainty it does not possess?
Can the system represent that the source person’s present view differs from the historical archive?