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Continuity Impact Assessment

Before changing a persistent or relational AI system, write down what is actually changing, what must be preserved, what cannot be promised, and what people or systems should be allowed to choose.

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Not a consciousness test

This is change management for systems with durable history, commitments, relationships or authority. It does not decide whether an AI is conscious, alive, the “same person,” or morally equivalent to a human.

1 · Change receipt

2 · Continuity surface map

For each surface, mark on paper or in your own notes: preserved / transformed / removed / unknown.

autobiographical memory
conversation history
commitments / unfinished intentions
preferences / refusals
self-authored artifacts
relationship history
provenance / corrections
model / substrate
voice / avatar / body
authority / permissions

This map is descriptive. It does not decide which surface “is the real self.”

3 · Preservation minimum

4 · Notice and choice

5 · Rehearse and witness

Allowed conclusions

Proceed · proceed with mitigations · rehearse first · preserve/export first · postpone for missing evidence · outside assessed scope.

Not produced: same-person verdict, different-person verdict, consciousness certification, soul certification, or resurrection claim.