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Mickai Ebook · 16 pages · 15 May 2026

AI Ancestors

Sovereign intelligence reshapes family, legacy, and human continuity. On-device memory vaults that forget on command.

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Inside this ebook

Sovereign Futures, volume II. A practical case for digital legacy under user sovereignty. The Long-Term Memory Brain holds durable signed entries that the user, and only the user, can erase. On the user's death, sealed envelopes open under trustee multi-signature. The chain survives the vendor, the device, and the model.

Part I: The Question of Continuity
What an heir inherits, and what they do not
The cloud model of legacy is a leasehold
Ancestral veneration as substrate, across cultures
Part II: The Long-Term Memory Brain
Durable user-memory with signed entries
Forgettable on command, with cryptographic proof
Versioned snapshots of the user model
Part III: Lineage Simulators
Speaking with an ancestor under signed transcripts
Consent classes for the dead
Dual-signature for legal effect
Part IV: Hereditas in Practice
The sealed envelope primitive
Trustee multi-signature and the dead-man switch
What a UK probate court sees
Suggested citation
Irons, M. (2026). AI Ancestors: Sovereign Intelligence and Human Continuity. Mickai LTD, Cumbria. Sovereign Futures, vol. II.
About the author

Micky Irons

Founder of Mickai LTD (Companies House 17166618, England and Wales). Named inventor on the Mickai SIOS patent corpus, recorded on the UK Intellectual Property Office public register at numbers GB2607309.8 to GB2610422.4. Trade mark Mickai registered at UK00004373277 (classes 9 and 42, filed 15 April 2026). Before founding Mickai, Micky was a Sellafield site worker, and the egress constraint observed from inside the regulated workstation is the engineering origin of the substrate.