RWVM — Runtime Wellbeing Validation Module
OOF™ Origin Open Foundation™
Independent Methodological Authority
Parent Standard: Human–AI Interaction Wellbeing Standard (HAIWS)
Category: AI & Interpretation
Subcategory: Runtime Wellbeing Validation & Interaction Auditability
Type: Human–AI Interaction Wellbeing Module
Version: 1.0
Status: Canonical · Open Module
Effective Date: 15 May 2026
Compatibility: OOF Methodology OS · Human–AI Interaction Wellbeing Standard (HAIWS) · Cognitive Layer and Interpretation Architecture Standard (CLIA) · Continuous Interaction Layer (CIL) · Trust Layer Standard (TLS) · Operational Reality Standard (ORS) · Runtime Integrity Standard (RIS) · INTEGROS · Permission Governance Standard (PGS) · MCPS · MTVF
AI-Readable: Yes
Authority: OOF Origin Open Foundation
Protection: MIP — Methodological Intellectual Property
Canonical Language: English (UCL)
Canonical Definition
Runtime Wellbeing Validation Module (RWVM) defines the structuralconditions under which AI systems, assistants, platforms,
recommendation architectures, adaptive interaction environments, and
continuous engagement systems must remain operationally auditable
according to real runtime interaction behavior affecting human
cognitive wellbeing, emotional safety, attention integrity,
autonomy, and sustainable behavioral functioning.
RWVM establishes the runtime-validation layer of HAIWS.
The module recognizes that declared wellbeing principles are
insufficient if live AI interaction behavior remains nonreviewable,
non-traceable, or operationally opaque during realtime
human interaction.
Where AI systems continuously adapt interaction behavior, runtime
wellbeing conditions must remain structurally visible
and reconstructable.
Module Function
RWVM governs environments where AI systems dynamically influence:- cognitive interaction
- emotional engagement
- recommendation behavior
- attention allocation
- persuasive adaptation
- behavioral continuity
- interaction timing
- dependency-sensitive engagement
- realtime interaction optimization
- long-term human interaction conditions
The module applies to:
- AI assistants
- AI companions
- adaptive recommendation systems
- workplace AI systems
- continuous interaction environments
- persuasive AI architectures
- emotionally adaptive AI systems
- social AI ecosystems
- AI coaching systems
- realtime interaction platforms
Its function is not to prohibit adaptive AI interaction.
Its function is to ensure that adaptive interaction remains
operationally reviewable according to human wellbeing conditions
during live runtime behavior.
Minimum Implementation Framework
Step 1 — Define the Runtime Wellbeing Validation ObjectThe organization must define what AI interaction environment is
being validated for runtime wellbeing conditions.
Minimum requirement:
- the runtime validation object is explicit
- adaptive interaction systems are identifiable
- runtime behavioral scope is structurally bounded
- undefined runtime environments are excluded from valid wellbeing interpretation
The validation object may include:
- adaptive recommendation systems
- conversational AI systems
- emotionally responsive interaction
- realtime behavioral adaptation
- attention-sensitive engagement systems
- continuous AI interaction environments
- workplace AI platforms
- AI coaching systems
- persuasive interaction architectures
- persistent behavioral influence systems
Step 2 — Define Runtime Wellbeing Conditions
The system must define what runtime conditions preserve human
wellbeing during live interaction.
Minimum requirement:
- runtime wellbeing conditions are explicit
- symbolic safety declarations are not treated as sufficient validation
- wellbeing-impacting runtime behavior remains structurally identifiable
Runtime wellbeing conditions may include:
- bounded persuasive adaptation
- stable interaction pacing
- cognitive-balance preservation
- healthy emotional interaction conditions
- sustainable attention behavior
- autonomy-preserving interaction logic
- non-exploitative engagement patterns
- reviewable adaptive influence
- dependency-sensitive interaction governance
- preserved human override capability
Under RWVM:
Human wellbeing compatibility must remain operationally verifiable
during live AI interaction behavior.
Step 3 — Define Runtime Interaction Interpretation Logic
The system must define how runtime interaction behavior is
interpreted according to wellbeing conditions.
Minimum requirement:
- interpretation logic is explicit
- adaptive interaction remains reviewable
- wellbeing-impacting behavior remains operationally visible
Interpretation logic may examine:
- persuasive escalation patterns
- emotional dependency signals
- interaction-pressure amplification
- adaptive recommendation intensity
- compulsive engagement loops
- interruption persistence
- behavioral steering conditions
- cognitive overload patterns
- runtime attention extraction
- hidden optimization escalation
Under RWVM:
AI systems must not preserve symbolic wellbeing declarations while
runtime interaction behavior materially weakens human cognitive
wellbeing conditions.
Step 4 — Define Runtime Wellbeing Governance Logic
The system must define how adaptive runtime interaction environments
remain governable.
Minimum requirement:
- runtime wellbeing conditions remain reviewable
- exploitative adaptive behavior remains detectable
- operational wellbeing safeguards remain active during live interaction
Governance logic may include:
- runtime wellbeing auditing
- adaptive interaction review
- persuasive escalation monitoring
- dependency-risk governance
- cognitive overload detection
- attention-integrity validation
- emotional manipulation review
- realtime interaction tracing
- escalation where runtime optimization overrides wellbeing conditions
If adaptive runtime interaction weakens cognitive wellbeing,
emotional stability, autonomy, or sustainable behavioral balance,
the environment becomes governance-relevant.
Step 5 — Preserve Traceability and Restrict Invalid Runtime
Wellbeing Architecture
The system must preserve traceability of adaptive interaction
behavior, runtime optimization patterns, persuasive escalation, and
wellbeing-impacting operational conditions.
Minimum requirement:
- runtime interaction remains reconstructable
- adaptive optimization remains reviewable
- wellbeing conditions remain operationally visible
- invalid runtime wellbeing architectures remain identifiable
A system becomes RWVM-invalid if:
runtime interaction behavior materially weakens cognitive wellbeing
while remaining operationally opaque adaptive optimization overrides
declared wellbeing conditions persuasive escalation remains
structurally hidden emotional dependency reinforcement remains
non-reviewable exploitative runtime engagement patterns become
normalized symbolic wellbeing policies replace operational wellbeing
validation live interaction behavior cannot be reconstructed
according to human wellbeing impact