Own My Intelligence
The paper, every version — each immutable and hashed, each with its reasoning.
The paper is the manifesto itself. The reasoning beside each version says what forced it and what it deliberately does not do. The commentary is long-form writing about the work — useful, but not the document. They are kept apart on purpose, and linked so you never have to hunt for the other half.
Versions
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CURRENT · 2026-08-05 · 4,758 words
Own My Intelligence v0.1
Own My Intelligence — A Framework for Human Sovereignty in the Age of Agentic AIAudit: 8 citations verified at artifact · 6 defects found and corrected · 6 could-not-look, not upgraded
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SUPERSEDED · 2026-08-05 · 1,472 words
Own My Intelligence v0
Own My Intelligence — A Manifesto for Human Sovereignty in the Age of AIAudit: 5 strengths survived; 13 defects ranked; superseded rather than patched
Retired because: The audience premise was empirically wrong (it addressed readers as already harmed), and nothing in it could be falsified. Both are structural, not editorial — a patch could not fix either.
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Commentary — writing about the work
Separate from the paper on purpose. These are essays; the documents above are the record.
- My Manifesto Could Not Fail. That Was the Bug. — why v0's principles were compiled into machine checks, and the six citation defects an independent audit found afterwards.
- I Published the Manifesto I Killed — why a superseded version is kept, and the liveness gate that fails the build if the work stops moving.
Every version is immutable
Each hash above is recomputed on every build of the source repository. A published version cannot be silently edited — the only admissible way to change the text is to publish a successor. That is what makes the version history checkable rather than merely asserted.
Paul Jialiang Wu · agentic-portfolio-lovat.vercel.app · This page is GENERATED from the hashed source file, never hand-edited, so the text is verbatim by construction. Machine-readable ledger.