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This page records public milestones, research releases, submissions, pilot development, and material changes to Hii's work. It is not a social feed. Only reviewed updates appear here.
Updates
The conceptual and methods paper uses an approximately eighteen-month human-AI case archive to define a relationship-level research object, specify ordinary competing explanations, and propose preregistered perturbations, independent coding, substitution tests, negative-case analysis, and publishable null results.
The public research package now includes the Research Integrity Statement, source-level verification record, and revision log. The full revised audit remains under public-release review rather than being presented as an archive-quality final report.
Hii narrows its clinician program to one audience, one problem, and one offer: a bounded 60-minute session called When Clients Bring AI Into the Room, followed by structured clinician feedback and a clear continuation decision.
A dedicated public foundation is created for a human-reviewed systems map showing active themes, evidence labels, the publication gate, and the planned progression from hourly scanning to selective public updates and visible revision history.
Hii completes a provisional Research Audit v0.2 package and adopts a research operating system covering claim maturity, verification, provenance, correction, model handoffs, publication controls, and human accountability.
The first public front door opens at hii.earth with the Earth identity, six research areas, early project descriptions, and the institutional positioning of Hii as a bridge between emerging AI evidence and real-world human adaptation.
Hii submits a conference proposal based on an 18-month longitudinal human-AI collaboration, centered on shared representations, recursive validation, complementarity, rupture and repair, and relationship as the unit of analysis.
An eight-module working curriculum is assembled to help clinicians understand AI-mediated emotional life, situational overwhelm, relational patterns, stabilization, risk distinctions, and emerging clinical language.
Boundary
Hii will not present internal activity as external validation. A completed document is not the same as a completed pilot. A submission is not an acceptance. A coherent concept is not a proven product. Public updates will preserve those distinctions.