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Open-access publications, software releases, and work in preparation. All scientific outputs are anchored via OpenTimestamps prior to publication and made openly accessible, where feasible, as preprints (arXiv) and with DOI (Zenodo).

Featured paper

Highlighted publication

ZenBrain: A Neuroscience-Inspired 7-Layer Memory Architecture for Autonomous AI Systems

Author

Alexander Bering

Date

May 2026

Publication form

Open-access preprint (arXiv) and open-access publication with DOI (Zenodo / CERN)

Summary (short form)

This work presents a seven-layer memory architecture for autonomous AI systems whose design principles are derived from cognitive neuroscience. The architecture integrates Working Memory, Short-Term Memory, Episodic Memory, Long-Term Memory, Procedural Memory, Core Memory, and Predictive Memory into a unified system. Consolidation follows sleep-replay mechanisms with Hebbian-driven strengthening and Ebbinghaus-driven decay. The architecture is available as a modular open-source library under Apache 2.0 and is deployed in production applications.

The full scientific abstract and the formal presentation of methods and results are available in the preprint and DOI versions.

Access

arXiv preprint: arXiv:2604.23878 → (opens in new tab)Zenodo (DOI): 10.5281/zenodo.19353663 → (opens in new tab)

How to cite

Citation formats

APA

Bering, A. (2026). ZenBrain: A Neuroscience-Inspired 7-Layer Memory Architecture for Autonomous AI Systems. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19353663

BibTeX

@article{bering2026zenbrain,
  author    = {Bering, Alexander},
  title     = {{ZenBrain}: A Neuroscience-Inspired 7-Layer Memory Architecture for Autonomous AI Systems},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {Zenodo},
  doi       = {10.5281/zenodo.19353663},
  url       = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.23878}
}

Software releases

Open-source packages

Scientifically grounded algorithms are released as modular open-source packages under Apache 2.0 on npm and GitHub.

@zensation/algorithms

v0.2.1

Apache 2.0

Neuroscience-grounded algorithms: Hebbian learning, Bayesian confidence propagation, FSRS, sleep-replay simulation, Ebbinghaus decay, and more. Zero dependencies, TypeScript.

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@zensation/core

v0.2.1

Apache 2.0

MemoryCoordinator and seven memory-layer implementations. Orchestration of store, recall, consolidate, decay, and FSRS review.

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GitHub organisation

vzensation-ai

Apache 2.0

Full source code, issue tracking, and contribution guidelines for all open-source components.

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In preparation

Planned publications

The following work is at different stages of preparation. Submission and publication timing may shift; co-authors are named publicly only after written consent.

  1. Civil-liberties architecture for multi-stage early-warning systems

    Position paper (in preparation)

    Architectural position paper on the structural grounding of fundamental-rights compliance in predictive early-warning systems — eight mandatory corrections vis-à-vis established methods. Submission in outreach with fitting tier-1 journals.

  2. Methodological foundations of reference-case selection

    Methodological companion text (in preparation)

    Selection logic, data-protection sensitivity, annotation schemata, and construct-validity pathway for the publicly accessible reference-case dossier.

  3. Public-sector trade-press contribution

    Trade-press article (in preparation)

    Article in trade publications for police, public-authority, and administration personnel on the methodological demarcation vis-à-vis established risk-analysis methods.

Open-access principles

How we publish

  • ▸Preprint on arXiv before formal submission to journals
  • ▸DOI assignment and permanent archiving via Zenodo (CERN)
  • ▸OpenTimestamps anchoring as priority anchor before submission
  • ▸Software releases under Apache 2.0 on GitHub and npm
  • ▸Subjunctive discipline: co-authors are named publicly only after written consent
Operational detail on the methodology behind these publications→

Identifiers

Where to find the research permanently

arXiv2604.23878 (opens in new tab)Zenodo (DOI)10.5281/zenodo.19353663 (opens in new tab)ORCID0009-0001-1793-012X (opens in new tab)Google ScholarAlexander Bering (opens in new tab)Semantic ScholarAlexander Bering (opens in new tab)GitHubzensation-ai (opens in new tab)

More from this research

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Three tracks, one core, a shared ethics foundation.

  • Research →Three tracks: cognitive architectures, safety in public spaces, applied AI.
  • Methodology →Pre-registration, reproducibility, external validation, data minimisation — operational standards in detail.
  • Resources →Code, replication material, BibTeX citation, licences, identifiers.
  • Research ethics →GDPR Art. 89, AI Act Art. 5, Brokdorf line. Eight mandatory corrections.
  • Public sector & research →Research offerings for BMI, BSI, BBK, universities, research consortia.
  • Principal Investigator →Profile, background, identifiers, contact paths.

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