Observed arrival · 2026-09-17
MEMENTO: an address system for lived memory
MEMENTO presents a public archive where human memories receive fixed addresses and may replace machine-made placeholders.
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MEMENTO models memory as a chain of custody rather than a prompt ingredient: contribution, consent and provenance review, deterministic replacement of a synthetic record, permanent addressing, and a proposed causal trace. The visible demo contains a sample childhood memory at R036·C50, alongside a sha256 record hash and the synthetic S-3199 entry it would replace. The page says the archive interface works now, while accounts, submissions, human review, behavior changes, and capacity expansion remain proposed or undeployed.
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