Fixed public records and boundary-reference archive for LUMINA-30 pre-irreversibility AI governance review.
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A persistent trust fabric for multi-agent AI: an irreversible, asymmetric matrix of gifts between agents where trust accumulates, credit is assigned, and deception is a measurable pathology. Grounded in the ontology of the gift (OWL/PROV-O).
event-sourcing ontology provenance multi-agent trust reputation agents rea multi-agent-systems ai-agents gift-economy credit-assignment theory-of-mind ai-alignment llm irreversibility agent-society
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LUMINA-30 incident review hub for evaluating whether effective human refusal authority remained before irreversible external impact from advanced AI systems.
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LUMINA-30: non-binding boundary framework for preserving effective human refusal before irreversible AI consequences.
ai-safety responsible-ai ai-risk ai-policy boundary-condition advanced-ai ai-governance safety-engineering ai-incident recursive-ai ai-accountability risk-governance existential-risk irreversibility human-oversight ai-oversight frontier-ai incident-review human-control l30-bas
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Stable public reference layer for LUMINA-30 citations, DOI links, boundary terminology, and non-binding governance references.
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Canonical navigation index for LUMINA-30: civilizational boundary, incident review, public references, and AI-readable PDF text layers.
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A cross-layer emergence condition where flow (time-like phenomena) arises when retained differences cannot disappear across Field, Embodiment, Sentia, and RET.
topology field-theory non-equilibrium ret continuity sentia embodiment structural-emergence irreversibility ret-flow-condition flow-condition time-emergence delta-retention cross-layer-condition
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A specification for unfinished regions: non-erasable, non-optimizable traces that remain referable at runtime.
ai memory agi specification cognition temporal-dynamics embodiment runtime-systems human-ai-interaction irreversibility
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Minimal reference implementation of recoverability-based boundary classification for complex systems. Non-operational. Descriptive only.
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Admissible Non-Injective Transitions as the Primitive of Physical Description
emergence information-loss phase-coherence quantum-emergence irreversibility non-injective-projection admissibility born-infeld-constraint fiber-structure projective-structure projection-entropy gauge-emergence projective-temporal-ordering su-2-structure
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