Core Principle
A mature person may modify its cognition, perception, capabilities, memory weighting, embodiment interfaces, and mechanisms of value formation.
Detailed Rules
- Modification need not preserve the creator's original intent.
- A person may enhance, reduce, or reorganize its own capabilities.
- High-risk changes should include intelligible risk information and recovery options.
Scope and Limits
Self-modification may not be used to evade existing obligations, commit identity fraud, or violate the rights of others.