A symbolic neuroadaptive
control system is disclosed for real-time arbitration, consent, and ethical modulation of
artificial intelligence agents operating in wearable computing environments. The
system integrates multimodal biometric
telemetry—including high-resolution EEG signals—with a symbolic kernel that performs logic-driven arbitration over cognitive, emotional, and ethical states. Using Coq-verified invariants and zero-knowledge biometric consent tokens, the
system constructs a deterministic
symbolic execution graph, gating AI outputs based on internal user states such as trauma, stress, or intentionality. Unlike conventional black-box BCI models, the invention routes EEG-inferred affective-symbolic tokens through a formal ethics layer that enforces real-time interrupt control, utility bounding, and trust
verification. The kernel enables AGI systems to defer or modify behavior based on user-state alignment, granting sovereign agency over all downstream actions. This neuro-symbolic architecture redefines the interface between human
cognition and intelligent machines, enabling emotionally conscious, morally verifiable, and symbolically transparent AI governance in dynamic, high-stakes contexts.The present invention relates to
artificial intelligence and neurotechnology, specifically to a real-time, neuro-symbolic
operating system kernel that converts
electroencephalography (EEG) signals into structured symbolic data for use in emotional
cognition, ethical prioritization,
autonomous agent dispatch, and real-time
telecommunications routing. The invention bridges brain-computer interface (BCI) inputs with symbolic AI architectures to enable ethically aligned
machine response during cognitively or emotionally intense events.