Abstract
Aurora-Lens is an admissibility-controlled epistemic governance architecture for machine reasoning, runtime governance, maintained unresolved state, and commitment control. It treats a proposed determination as a candidate that does not automatically become an assertion, authorization, or consequential act. Candidate determinations are tested against maintained epistemic or world state and applicable authority, evidence, scope, freshness, policy, and consequence conditions before acquiring standing. The architecture permits unresolved state, containment, refusal, or non-commitment where the required basis is absent, and prevents retry, reroute, elapsed time, confidence, or cost from supplying missing warrant.
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Recommended Citation
Stokes, Margaret M. Ms, "Aurora-Lens: Admissibility-Controlled Epistemic Governance and Maintained Unresolved State", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/11913