System and method for digital identity lifecycle management: upfront rights securitization, posthumous auctioning, and bidirectional generative synthesis

Abstract

A platform for the secure lifecycle management of digital identities. The system enables living artists to securitize likeness rights and provides for an automated, estate-sanctioned revival via decentralized auctions and hardware-gated AI inference within Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Utilizing Spatio-Temporal Transformer (STTN) motion models and 4D Quaternion mathematics, the system achieves sub-50 ms bidirectional synchronization between a holographic avatar and live environmental transients. The system further includes a bidirectional synchronization module utilizing sensor data fusion and quaternion-based orientation to dynamically adapt the digital persona in real-time. Technical enforcement is maintained via Session Key handshakes and multi-domain ephemeral watermarking, ensuring compliance with the Tennessee ELVIS Act and the federal NO FAKES Act. The framework transforms legal property rights into a technical injunction, inhibiting unauthorized high-fidelity clones and long-form content generation at the hardware layer.

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