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The Architecture of Living Memory presents a groundbreaking framework for capturing, modeling, and preserving human personality through modern AI systems. In a world where knowledge is easily stored but personal essence is lost, this book introduces a shift from passive digital archiving to active simulation - a technological and philosophical leap toward cognitive continuity. Drawing on concepts from computer science, neural modeling, ethics, systems design, and decentralized governance, the book offers a detailed blueprint for creating a “digital personality” that can think, respond, and evolve. It explores four foundational pillars: high-fidelity avatar creation, multimodal behavioral data capture, federated and privacy-preserving learning, and the implementation of a cryptographically secured “Digital Will.” Written as a practical and technical guide, it provides engineers, researchers, and innovators with a step-by-step walkthrough of the full lifecycle - from scanning and data pipelines to model training, real-time multimodal synthesis, and secure posthumous access. More than a technical manual, this work introduces a new paradigm: active memory that lives with us, not just after us. It challenges current assumptions about identity, legacy, and the future of human presence in a digital world. For those interested in AI ethics, personal data sovereignty, advanced simulation, and the future of human-machine interaction, this book offers both a vision and a path forward.