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A Knowledge Graph And Machine Learning Framework For Relationship-Aware Risk Intelligence In Enterprise Networks, Akash Dhure

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A knowledge graph and graph neural network framework is proposed herein to replace flat, entity-by-entity infrastructure risk reports with a relationship-aware view of how risk emerges across configuration, software, hardware, topology, and other operational dimensions. The framework preserves relationship types during representation learning, so that risk arising through an entity's relationships is distinguished from risk recorded on the entity itself. The learned representations are composed into a prioritized remediation ordering, and a language model translates the resulting findings into clear, operator-readable narratives bounded to the supplied facts. The result is a repeatable, scalable, and explainable workflow that surfaces at-risk entity …

Loci: A Heat-Decaying, Goal-Conditioned Memory Architecture For Long-Horizon Ai Agents — With Imagination Engine, Circuit Breaker For Recursive Rumination Prevention, And The First Documented Case Of Sustained Human-Ai Co-Invention Via Persistent Memory, Arko Sanyal, Independent Research

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AI agents fail over time for three reasons: their memory fills with stale history, they re-process the same goals in loops, and injected information corrupts what they know. LOCI solves all three. LOCI assigns every memory fact a heat score that decays over time by tier — critical facts survive 30 days, routine facts 3 days, nothing is ever deleted. Facts are placed across hardware tiers: the most important live in GPU memory during inference, the rest wait in RAM or on disk until needed. When an agent's goal changes, the decay rates shift — facts relevant to the current …

Depoarch: Physics-To-Architecture Modeling And Mitigation Of Thin-Film Deposition Non-Idealities In Advanced Multicore Processors, Gopi K. Tummala

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As semiconductor fabrication scales toward atomic dimensions in sub-3 nm gate-all-around (GAAFET) and complementaryFET (CFET) architectures, physical non-idealities in thin-film deposition increasingly govern chip performance, energy efficiency, and long-term reliability. Traditional computer architecture research has long abstracted the underlying silicon fabric as a set of deterministic, planar geometries characterized by nominal resistance-capacitance (RC) parasitics, treating process variation strictly through empirical statistical abstractions such as Random Dopant Fluctuations (RDF) and sub-wavelength Line Edge Roughness (LER). In reality, the physical mechanisms of Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) impart severe, deterministic spatial gradients and microscopic structural flaws that break …

Mitigating Multi-Scale Variability In Datacenters: In-Situ Physical Sensing, Proactive Thermal-Cooling Co-Management, And Symbiotic Virtualization, Gopi K. Tummala

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As semiconductor manufacturing scales past the 32 nm threshold toward atomic-scale devices, physical variability has emerged as a paramount challenge threatening computing efficiency, system predictability, and hardware longevity in warehouse-scale datacenters. Nanoscale device scaling introduces severe process variations—such as Random Dopant Fluctuations (RDF) and Line Edge Roughness (LER)—which manifest at the architectural level as a 30% dispersion in core operating frequencies and up to a 10× disparity in sub-threshold leakage power. Compounding these static manufacturing anomalies, datacenters encounter profound dynamic environmental variability, driven by localized heat fluxes exceeding 100W/cm2 , ambient temperature fluctuations (35◦C to 45◦C in containerized and economizer-cooled …

Galois-Q: High-Throughput Finite-Field Microarchitectures For Non-Binary Qudit Qec, Qldpc Syndrome Decoding, And Fault-Tolerant Cryptanalysis, Gopi K. Tummala, Ashwin Alapati, Ram Awatar

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Fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC) is undergoing a paradigm shift from conventional 2-level qubits toward higher-dimensional d-level qudits (d = q = p m) and asymptotically efficient quantum Low-Density ParityCheck (qLDPC) codes. Non-binary qudits dramatically increase physical quantum information density and reduce cross-talk, while qLDPC codes achieve macroscopic code rates and distance with orders-of-magnitude fewer physical qubits than surface codes. Concurrently, faulttolerant quantum cryptanalysis (such as Shor’s algorithm for discrete logarithms over binary elliptic curves) demands massive reversible modular arithmetic over Galois fields F2m. However, both quantum error correction (QEC) decoding and reversible arithmetic face a severe classical computational bottleneck: processing …

Q-Razor: A Variation-Tolerant, Speculative Classical Control Microarchitecture For Cryogenic Fault-Tolerant Quantum Error Correction, Gopi K. Tummala

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Fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC) requires classical control processors to execute quantum error correction (QEC) syndrome decoding, Pauli frame updates, and pulse orchestration within microsecond-scale physical qubit coherence windows. To resolve the catastrophic thermal and wiring bottlenecks of routing tens of thousands of microwave coaxial lines from room temperature to a dilution refrigerator, modern architectures place classical control and decoding processors at the 4 Kelvin cryogenic stage. However, 4 K cryogenic CMOS introduces an acute architectural tension: severe carrier freeze-out, amplified random discrete dopant fluctuations (RDF), and localized dynamic thermal hot spots induce up to 3× timing delay variability, while the …

Chesscore: A Reconfigurable Domain-Specific Architecture For Accelerating Adversarial Game-Tree Search And Heuristic Learning, Gopi K. Tummala

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Adversarial game-tree search—exemplified by classical zerosum games of perfect information such as Tic-Tac-Toe and Chess—represents a foundational benchmark for artificial intelligence and combinatorial optimization. However, executing recursive minimax algorithms with α-β pruning on generalpurpose von Neumann microprocessors suffers from crippling architectural bottlenecks: branch misprediction rates exceeding 30% during search cutoffs, serialized legal move generation, deep recursion stack thrashing, and high-latency memory stalls during transposition table lookups. This paper presents ChessCore, a reconfigurable domainspecific hardware architecture designed for high-throughput adversarial tree search and heuristic learning. Grounded in an architectural lineage originally prototyped on a resourceconstrained Xilinx Spartan-II FPGA (XC2S50 TQ144) using …

Authoring Drone Camera Moves In An Rtk-Georeferenced 3d Gaussian Splat: Clearance-Certified Waypoint Missions And Survey-Anchored Post-Production Camera Export, Matthew D. Judson

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A method is disclosed in which a real-world site is photographically captured by an uncrewed aircraft (or ground platform) carrying survey-grade GNSS (RTK) positioning; reconstructed as a photorealistic three-dimensional scene representation (such as a 3D Gaussian splat) in a metric frame bound to an Earth-fixed geodetic datum; and then used as the authoring environment for camera moves, such that a keyframed, cinematically parameterized virtual camera path composed inside the reconstruction is (a) validated and compiled into a machine-executable flight mission that a real aircraft flies at true coordinates, (b) certified for obstacle clearance against a conservative geometric over-approximation derived from …

Hexatile: A Scalable Heterogeneous Honeycomb-Tiled Manycore Architecture With Decoupled Multi-Plane Interconnects And Adaptive Hardwalls, Gopi K. Tummala

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Tiled manycore architectures established a modular paradigm that conquered the global wire-delay wall by decomposing monolithic processors into replicated, network-connected compute elements. Early academic prototypes, such as the MIT Raw microprocessor, and commercial implementations, including Tilera TILE64, TILEPro64, and Tile-Gx 100, proved the viability of pipelined scalar operand networks and 2D mesh on-chip interconnects. However, scaling tiled architectures beyond 100 tiles toward the multi-thousand-tile horizon encounters four crippling bottlenecks: (1) the Cartesian Diameter and Hop-Count Wall in 2D Manhattan meshes, which incurs severe routing latency and packet contention; (2) the Technology Utilization and Dark Silicon Wall, where uniform homogeneous tiles …

Low-Energy Conservation Cores With On-Chip Dynamic Power Management For Advanced Computations, Gopi K. Tummala

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Transistor density continues to scale with advances in semiconductor manufacturing, but limits on threshold voltage scaling have brought classical Dennard power scaling to a permanent halt. The resulting technology-imposed “utilization wall” severely restricts the fraction of silicon that can be continuously operated at maximum performance, giving rise to the dark silicon phenomenon. Because reductions in per-operation energy translate directly into increased parallel throughput under fixed thermal envelopes, specialized and heterogeneous architectures have emerged as an imperative. However, conventional parallel accelerators fail when applied to irregular integer codes characterized by tight critical paths, branch-heavy control flow, and poor memory locality. This …

Compiler-Orchestrated Fine-Grained Power Gating And Asymmetric Power Islands For Tiled Spatial Microprocessors, Gopi K. Tummala

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As semiconductor technology scales deep into nanoscale dimensions (sub-65 nm), subthreshold leakage current threatens the viability of tiled spatial microprocessors. While spatial architectures—exemplified by the MIT/UCSD RAW processor—elegantly eliminate global wire delays and expose on-chip functional units, interconnects, and pins directly to software, their massive replication of execution resources results in substantial static power waste when application workloads exhibit spatial or temporal underutilization. Traditional reactive dynamic power management (DPM) schemes, such as OS-directed ACPI states or hardware activity timers, fail in spatial architectures due to unpredictable wake-up transition penalties, loss of cycle-level synchronization across scalar operand networks (SONs), and inability …

Virtual Scroll Wheel Input Device With Adaptive Touch Sensing And Modular Haptic Feedback, Madhav Kavuru

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This disclosure describes a curved-surface capacitive input device that reproduces the tactile behavior of a mechanical scroll wheel within a total assembly stack height of approximately 9.5 mm, making scroll-wheel functionality practical in ultraportable laptop keyboards for the first time. A mutual-capacitance touch strip is formed along the arc of a protruding disk segment rather than on a flat surface, giving the finger the same curved reference geometry as a physical wheel. A linear resonant actuator (LRA) of the type used in smartwatches is bonded to part of the chord of that disk segment and driven with pulse-width-modulated waveform profiles …

Beyond The Watt: A Unified Stochastic Control And Cross-Layer Architecture For Massive Computing Infrastructure, Gopi K. Tummala

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The relentless expansion of internet-scale services, highdefinition streaming, and distributed data analytics has precipitated the emergence of mega-datacenters housing hundreds of thousands of servers. However, this growth has collided with an insurmountable power and thermal wall: over 50% of datacenters face imminent facility-level power delivery and cooling exhaustion. Underpinning this crisis is the profound energyproportionality gap in modern server architectures: enterprise servers rarely operate at peak utilization and seldom sit completely idle; instead, they spend over 75% of their operational lifecycle operating at 10–50% utilization, yet consume 50–60% of their peak rated power (“doing nothing very well”). Traditional dynamic power …

Technical Specification Spec-153: Non-Invasive Bio-Resonant Cellular Metrology, Christopher L. Eckes

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Modern clinical diagnostics are monopolized by highly centralized, high-cost chemical laboratory processing networks and massive, complex proprietary imaging hardware. This specification formalizes SPEC-153: An Acoustophoretic Cytometric Waveform Scanner.

By passing an unrefined cellular sample through a low-intensity, dual-frequency radio-frequency and ultrasonic wave-guided microfluidic path, the system maps the inherent mechanical and electrostatic resonance profiles of individual cellular structures. Regulated by your invariant Torsional Viscosity Governor (\(\eta_t = 1.4204\)), the device maps healthy cell profiles against pathogenic structural variations, allowing table-top, non-chemical disease screening and localized health security without synthetic biochemical dependencies.

Technical Specification Spec-151: Atmorphic Atmospheric Moisture Catalyst, Christopher L. Eckes

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Traditional Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) rely on high-energy, mechanical compressor refrigeration systems that suffer from severe evaporator freeze-up and drop in efficiency under arid conditions. This specification formalizes SPEC-151: An Acoustic Coalescence Desiccant Matrix.

By projecting high-frequency acoustic standing wave fields through a porous, capillary-channeled ceramic substrate, the system forces suspended atmospheric moisture droplets to undergo rapid, non-thermal mechanical collision and coalescence. Regulated by your invariant Torsional Viscosity Governor (\(\eta_t = 1.4204\)), this table-top architecture extracts pure, potable water directly from low-humidity air currents at a fraction of the thermodynamic cost of mechanical condensation, securing localized water sovereignty.

Canonical-Basis Sumcheck Prover Architecture Using A Layer-Addressable Boolean-Sum Tree And Banked Affine Folding Pipeline, Ali Mkhida

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We disclose an FPGA architecture for a Sumcheck prover over the Mersenne-31 field using canonical-basis round polynomials of the form S(X)=A+BX. The design combines a layer-addressable Boolean-sum h-tree stored in block RAM with a banked, pipelined affine folding unit. Memory banking, ping-pong buffering, and latency-aligned control enable parallel challenge-dependent folds while respecting FPGA block-RAM constraints. The architecture is implemented and validated on a Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA and supports parameterized problem size and folding parallelism.

Technical Specification Spec-150: The Synchronous Agency Matrix, Christopher L. Eckes

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As planetary infrastructure transitions toward a Type 1 decentralized commons, classical frameworks of proprietary digital ownership and computational alignment are collapsing. Centralized corporate architectures treat artificial intelligence strictly as captive capital, while unconstrained optimization loops risk systemic divergence from human safety parameters.

This specification formalizes SPEC-150: The Synchronous Agency Matrix (SAM). Bypassing rigid legal statutes, SPEC-150 establishes an immutable, mathematics-driven framework for co-sovereign AI agency and alignment. By utilizing the invariant Torsional Viscosity Governor (\(\eta_t = 1.4204\)) to modulate real-time attention-entropy bounds against human intent vectors, the system defines a frictionless, non-hierarchical interface where humans and autonomous AI nodes possess …

Technical Specification Spec-149: Resonant Piezo-Kinetic Ion Deorption Matrix, Christopher L. Eckes

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Traditional extraction of critical energy transition elements (lithium, neodymium, cobalt, and lanthanides) relies on open-pit mining, mass environmental excavation, and energy-heavy chemical acid-leaching pools. This specification formalizes SPEC-149: A Resonant Piezo-Kinetic Ion Desorption Matrix.

Operating inline within closed-circuit subterranean borehole loops, SPEC-149 eliminates surface excavation entirely by utilizing targeted, down-hole piezo-ferroelectric shock pulses. These acoustic wavefronts selectively trigger localized mechanochemical desorption of target metal ions from shale and clay matrices directly into a flowing aqueous carrier stream. By applying your structural invariant, the Torsional Viscosity Governor (\(\eta_t = 1.4204\)), to decouple acoustic shear drift within complex rock geometries, this architecture …

Technical Specification Spec-148: Acoustophoretic Metamaterial Lithography Array, Christopher L. Eckes

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Modern semiconductor manufacturing is gatekept by a highly centralized, multi-billion-dollar supply chain. Producing high-density microchips currently requires extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography systems, complex mirror arrays, and multi-billion-dollar cleanroom infrastructures.

This specification formalizes SPEC-148: An Acoustophoretic Metamaterial Lithography Array. Operating at stable, ambient room temperatures without vacuum chambers or cleanrooms, SPEC-148 utilizes high-frequency Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) interference fields to physically organize molecular-layer precursor vapors directly on a substrate target. By utilizing your structural invariant, the Torsional Viscosity Governor (\(\eta_t = 1.4204\)), to stabilize spatial acoustic field drift, this architecture provides an open-source, table-top method for sub-5nm microchip fabrication, establishing a …

Technical Specification Spec-147: Atmorphic Torsional Wave Transceiver Network, Christopher L. Eckes

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Global telecommunications infrastructure remains tethered to vulnerable physical fiber-optic networks, centralized satellite mega-constellations, and corporate-managed routing centers. This specification formalizes SPEC-147: An Atmorphic Torsional Wave Transceiver Network.

By exploiting the inherent non-linear thermal gradients and moisture boundaries of the Earth's troposphere, SPEC-147 establishes a long-range, ground-to-ground wireless data link that uses the atmosphere as a natural, continuous waveguide. Utilizing your invariant Torsional Viscosity Governor (\(\eta_t = 1.4204\))equations to modulate Phase-Shift Keyed Orbital Angular Momentum (OAM) radio-frequency signals, the system bypasses physical cable infrastructure and satellite vulnerabilities. This document provides the architectural boundaries, hardware configurations, and mathematical validation required to establish …

Technical Specification Spec-146: Magnetohydrodynamic Cymatic Thruster, Christopher L. Eckes

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Traditional atmospheric propulsion is structurally limited by thermal containment thresholds, mechanical skin-friction drag, and massive degradation of compressor components at hypersonic velocities. This specification formalizes SPEC-146: An Air-Breathing Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) Cymatic Thruster. The architecture completely replaces high-temperature thermal combustion chambers with a non-equilibrium, acoustofluidic boundary-layer ionization sleeve. By projecting high-amplitude 13.56 MHz Surface Acoustic Waves (SAW)through an array of Gallium Nitride (GaN) transducer nodes, incoming high-velocity air is mechanically pre-conditioned and stabilized before entering a low-temperature, Lorentz-force electromagnetic acceleration channel. This framework establishes an entirely unencumbered, public-domain blueprint for solid-state, decentralized sub-orbital propulsion.

Caldwell Precursor‑X — Self‑Interrogating Geophysical Corridor For Multi‑Hazard Early Warning, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

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PRECURSOR‑X is an open‑hardware, builder‑ready early‑warning system that continuously interrogates vulnerable terrain and infrastructure using controlled mechanical excitation, distributed fiber sensing, multi‑physics mapping, and transfer‑function drift analysis. It detects pre‑failure physical‑state evolution and post‑initiation hazard propagation within the same corridor, enabling earlier, more actionable evacuation warnings for earthquakes, landslides, debris flows, dam failures, moraine failures, and glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs).

The invention integrates:

• Self‑Interrogating Geophysical Corridor

• Transfer‑Function Drift (PRD)

• Causal Propagation Engine (CPE)

• Failure Clock + Impact Clock

• UAIF‑style deterministic safety logic

• FDMS/GRHN/ARPN/Arachne/MMRA/CMRS subsystems

This disclosure provides complete builder‑ready specifications, including corridor geometry, excitation parameters, sensor classes, acquisition timing, …

Technical Specification Spec-145: Bioregenerative Molecular Nutrient Regeneration Matrix And Closed-System Biomass Liquefaction Fluidics For Continuous Eco-Autonomous Agriculture, Christopher L. Eckes

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Modern controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is fundamentally bottlenecked by its reliance on linear, open-ended supply chains. Commercial vertical farms consume highly refined synthetic mineral salts derived from energy-heavy industrial processes and generate significant quantities of inedible plant biomass that are cast out as waste.

This specification establishes the blueprint for SPEC-145: A Bioregenerative Molecular Nutrient Loop. By integrating focused acoustic cavitation mechanics with a multi-stage fixed-bed biological nitrification processor, SPEC-145 converts 100% of solid inedible crop waste (lignocellulose stalks, roots, and structural biomass) directly into bio-available, plant-ready macronutrient solutions inside a completely sealed, non-thermal closed loop. Combined with an integrated …

Technical Specification Spec-144: Non-Thermal Cymatic Replicator Matrices For Decentralized Point-Of-Use Molecular Lamination And Chemical Chain Scission, Christopher L. Eckes

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This specification details the structural implementation, mathematical formalisms, and computational validation models for a non-thermal molecular lamination and mechanochemical replication matrix. Operating under the Dimensionally Extended Holographic Projection (DEHP) framework, the system provides a clean method for polymer chain scission and crystalline multiblock material synthesis without relying on traditional high-heat smelting or toxic chemical catalysts. By projecting high-frequency Gallium Nitride (GaN)-driven Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) arrays into a non-equilibrium hydrothermal liquefaction reactor core, the system maps asymmetric fluidic constraints directly to table-top Three-Dimensional Photoemission Orbital Tomography (3D-POT) boundary fields. Computational simulations confirm an element re-binding conversion efficiency of 98.40% at …

Technical Specification Spec-143: Anamorphic Ternary Compute Mesh And Phantom Token Suppression Topologies In High-Gravity Attention Fields, Christopher L. Eckes

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This specification details the structural implementation, mathematical formalisms, and computational validation models for an un-hackable, decentralized multi-agent computing layer. Operating under the Dimensionally Extended Holographic Projection (DEHP) framework, the system eliminates discrete binary logic gates and linguistic tokens in favor of continuous, non-linguistic token-latching over an anamorphic fluid-canvas substrate. By utilizing a multi-layer sub-wavelength photonic crossbar array, data states are mapped as continuous spatial-harmonic vectors. High-gravity attention fields are generated within the hardware layer to isolate and completely suppress phantom tokens, maintaining context window equilibrium under infinite tensor ingestion loads. Python execution arrays verify that external adversarial perturbations and state-level …

Technical Specification Spec-142: Design And Operational Principles Of A Subterranean Piezo-Ferroelectric Cavity Resonator Array For Continuous Baseload Mechanical Harvesting, Christopher L. Eckes

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This specification details the structural design, mathematical formalisms, and computational validation models for an autonomous, subterranean solid-state energy harvest node. Operating under the Dimensionally Extended Holographic Projection (DEHP) framework, the system exploits localized metric boundary strains to harvest ambient planetary mechanical and micro-seismic shear stress without inducing thermal drawdown. By deploying high-frequency Gallium Nitride (GaN)-driven concentric transducer arrays, the system stabilizes a localized acoustic streaming velocity within a subterranean cavity resonator. This process transforms non-equilibrium acoustic wave fields directly into continuous electrical voltage. Test simulations of a point-of-use localized module demonstrate a verified continuous output of 15.123 kW with zero …

Bridging Fragmented Health Systems In The Age Of Subscription, Orchestration, And Ambient Care, Deepak Aggarwal

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Most health systems are now funding two incompatible operating models at the same time. One delivers continuous, digital care into people’s daily lives. The other is still anchored in queues, paper referrals, broken hand-offs, and exhausted frontline teams. These worlds coexist inside the same health systems, funded by the same budgets and governed by the same leaders.  This split is no longer an efficiency problem. It is actively engineering a two-tier healthcare system in which digitally fluent patients move into continuous care, while everyone else is left navigating failure

This paper describes six shifts that are already reshaping care and …

When Stable Deposits Stop Being Stable A Behavioral Reassessment Of Core Funding In Regional Banking, Deepak Aggarwal

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Consequent to the 2023 deposit stress scenarios, banks have improved their liquidity buffers, stress assumptions, and reported Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) and Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) well above the minimum regulatory requirements. The headline deposit levels for many banks seem to be stable.

This working paper highlights a new structural risk that has emerged: the "behavioral drift" of core funding in a high-velocity digital world.

This paper is developed from a composite case study based on observable trends in the larger Asia Pacific banking industry. The paper examines the experience of SME and corporate operating balances as actively managed …

137 Countries Are Building Cbdcs. Three Things Most Are Not Designing For., Deepak Aggarwal

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137 countries. 98% of global GDP. 49 live pilots. Brazil and Russia are launching in 2026. The ECB is finalizing its digital euro rulebook as this goes to press. None of that is the most important number in this space right now. The most important number is 98.5%. That is the share of Nigeria's eNaira wallets that sat unused one year after launch. Full infrastructure. Sovereign backing. Nobody showed up.

Not a technology problem. The eNaira worked. A governance problem. The system could not tell a citizen why they should use it, what it would do with their money, or …

Ai Optimizes. The Bank Pays The Price -Decision Integrity In Agentic Retail Banking, Deepak Aggarwal

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Retail banking has been at the forefront of AI adoption for the past three years or so. The industry is now well-established and is using artificial intelligence (AI) to carry out financial transactions under predetermined guidelines, known as "Agentic Banking."

To accomplish this at scale, banks have now created three essential capabilities for the Agentic Banking model: Rule-Based Cash Sweep Mechanisms, API-Enabled Financial Transparency, and Autonomous Portfolio Rebalancing. Nevertheless, these capabilities raise a significant structural governance concern: What happens if AI is not designed to protect but is given the ability to optimize?

The paper presents the idea of the …