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Frequently asked questions.

Direct answers about bounded trust, the Faith Layer, the Boundary Model, implementation status, evidence, and ecosystem relationships.

FAQ

Direct answers

Is Neurovanic a religious framework?

No. In Neurovanic, faith means bounded trust: a governed baseline of cooperative openness constrained by evidence, consent, role, provenance, and review.

Does bounded trust mean trusting AI automatically?

No. Bounded trust rejects blind trust. It requires evidence, scope limits, human review, and no-op behavior when confidence or authorization is insufficient.

Is Neurovanic a medical, neurofeedback, or therapy product?

No. Neurovanic is not a medical product and does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any condition.

What problem does Neurovanic solve?

It gives teams a language and interface model for AI systems that need to preserve boundaries, cooperate under uncertainty, and avoid drift into isolation, over-control, aggression, or manipulation.

What is the Faith Boundary Model?

It is a diagnostic model that maps stable bounded trust against four distortion modes: isolation, over-control, aggression, and manipulation.

Does Neurovanic replace AI security, governance, or audits?

No. It is a framework and trust architecture that should be paired with security review, privacy review, legal review, operational monitoring, and evidence discipline.

What is implemented today?

This WordPress theme implements the public website surface, route fallbacks, trust pages, copy system, and documentation. It does not implement live runtime agent controls.

How does Neurovanic relate to UAIX?

Neurovanic is the human-facing language and trust presentation layer. UAIX-style schemas can encode memory, trust posture, handoff confidence, and review triggers.

How does Neurovanic relate to LocalEndpoint-style evidence?

LocalEndpoint-style evidence discipline documents what is present, absent, implemented, or unverified. Neurovanic adds intent clarity, behavioral language, and bounded-trust framing.