
Interactive Report: View Live Version This technical note analyzes the engineering feasibility of integrating the Ternary Moral Logic (TML) framework into the NVIDIA AI ecosystem. It proposes a dual-pathway architecture for verifiable AI governance: Runtime Governance (Software): A blueprint for utilizing NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails and CUDA JIT compilation hooks to implement the "Sacred Pause" and "Hybrid Shield" pillars. This approach allows for asynchronous ethical policy checks that do not block critical inference pipelines. Future Hardware Roadmap: An evaluation of the viability of a Triadic Processor, utilizing novel materials (CNFETs/FeFETs) to create a hardware-level "hesitation state" for physical ethical enforcement. The report includes specific architectural definitions for implementing immutable audit trails ("Moral Trace Logs") using MCAP formatting and Merkle tree batching, alongside integration strategies for TensorRT, Isaac ROS, and Omniverse.
Hardware Architecture, Responsible AI, JIT Compilation, Neural Symbolic AI, Artificial Intelligence, Triadic Processor, Ternary Moral Logic (TML), AI Safety, CUDA, NVIDIA NeMo, Machine Ethics
Hardware Architecture, Responsible AI, JIT Compilation, Neural Symbolic AI, Artificial Intelligence, Triadic Processor, Ternary Moral Logic (TML), AI Safety, CUDA, NVIDIA NeMo, Machine Ethics
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