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Technical Specification: Structured Cognitive Loop (SCL) Architecture

1. Purpose and Scope The Structured Cognitive Loop (SCL) is a proprietary computational architecture developed by FORHU Inc.. The architecture serves as a framework designed to enable the traceability and auditability of automated decision-making processes within artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The SCL framework is intended to assist organizations in meeting technical requirements for transparency and accountability by providing a structured methodology for AI reasoning.

2. Architectural Process (R-CCAM)The SCL architecture executes reasoning through a sequential, five-stage operational cycle designated as R-CCAM. Each stage is defined as follows: -Retrieval: The system executes the secure acquisition of verified input data. -Cognition: The system processes data inputs through predetermined, logical operational pathways. -Control: The system applies programmed governance constraints to verify output consistency against defined parameters. -Action: The system executes the finalized output only upon successful validation. -Memory: The system maintains a persistent, immutable log of the decision-making sequence, facilitating post-execution audit and forensic analysis.

3. Governance and Safety Protocols The SCL architecture implements internal "hallucination governance" protocols. These protocols are engineered to restrict the execution of unverified or non-compliant outputs by mandating that all system judgments be grounded in verifiable factual inputs. This structural governance is intended to mitigate the risk of ungrounded probabilistic outputs reaching the execution phase.

4. Intended Field of ApplicationThe SCL architecture is engineered for deployment in high-stakes environments where transparency and regulatory compliance are required. These environments include, but are not limited to, the finance, healthcare, legal, and public policy sectors.

Legal Notice: This document constitutes a technical description of the SCL architecture and does not serve as a certificate of compliance with any specific regional or international regulation. Implementation of this architecture does not automatically satisfy regulatory requirements; users must conduct their own conformity assessments and ensure full adherence to applicable statutory obligations in their respective jurisdictions. ReferencesFORHU AI, "FORHU at VivaTech: SCL (Structured Cognitive Loop) Glassbox AI via Smart Mirror," 2026.

References: FORHU AI, "FORHU at VivaTech: SCL (Structured Cognitive Loop) Glassbox AI via Smart Mirror," 2026.