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As China Develops AI-Native 6G, Who Authorizes Real-World Network Actions?
Sangam Kumar Das

Enterprise AI Safety - When AI Takes Control of Critical Infrastructure, Who Verifies the Real-World Consequences?
Sangam Kumar Das

SI Supply Chain™: Certified Provenance for AI Systems and Robots from Component to Site, in which Every Tier of the Chain Is Certified by Accredited Bodies under One Set of Rules, Each Item Carries a Signed Provenance Chain Bound to Attested Identity, a Robot or Site Is Admitted Only When Every Link Verifies, a Defect or Fraud Found at Any Tier Propagates to Every Affected Machine in the Field, Custody Breaks Are Themselves Findings, and Anyone Can Look Up a Supplier's Live Status
Edward D. H. Wang

SI Auditor™: Independent Audit of Certified AI Systems and Robots, in which Auditors Hold Expiring Credentials from Accredited Bodies, Independence Is Checked by the Registry before Every Assignment, Auditors Are Assigned by Verifiable Draw and Rotated, Evidence Is Taken Only from Signed Records and Witnessed Drills, Opinions Are Graded and Published on the System's Live Status, Audits Are Themselves Re-Performed by Sample, and No Auditor Can Loosen Any Limit
Edward D. H. Wang

SI Manager™: A Credentialed, Accountable Person Bound to Each Certified AI System or Robot through a Public Registry, in which the System Checks for a Current Manager at Start and While Running and Steps Down to a Declared Unmanaged Profile When None Is Present, Reachability Is Proven by Signed Acknowledgements within a Response Time Set by Risk, Competence Credentials Expire, Each Manager's Span of Control Is Capped by Risk Weight, Responsibility Passes Only by Acknowledged Handover, and the Manager Can Always Stop or Tighten but Never Loosen Alone
Edward D. H. Wang

SI Twin™: A Family of Certified Digital Twins under Shared Rules, in which Each Twin's Accuracy Is Measured Continuously Against Signed Field Readings and Expires, a Stale or Inaccurate Twin Narrows What Its Subject May Do, Every Change Is Rehearsed on the Twin with Its Predicted Effects Recorded Before the Change Is Made, Predictions Are Reconciled in Public Against Measured Results, a Site Twin Shows a Community the Forecast Power, Water and Heat of a Computing Park Before It Consents, the Forecast Then Becoming a Tracked Commitment, a Data-Custody Twin Forecasts Every Restore Before It Is Drilled, and a Coordination Layer Plans Only on Current Twins
Edward D. H. Wang

SI Robot Protocol™: A Safety-First Message Protocol for Robots of Different Makers and Owners, in which Safety Messages Always Outrank Operations, Messages from Others Can Only Tighten a Robot's Limits, Every Robot's Stop Works Without the Network, Limits Bind Only When Anchored in a Public Registry, Control Changes Hands Only by Acknowledged Handover, Shared Sites Are Coordinated Without Any Maker Controlling Another's Robots, and People Nearby Are Told in Plain Signals What a Robot Will Do Next
Edward D. H. Wang

SI Robot Ensemble™: Governed Sites Shared by Robots of Different Makers and Owners, in which a Site Twin Is Composed from Each Robot's Certified Twin and Is Only as Faithful as Its Weakest Member, Robots Pass a Mutual Know-Your-Robot Check before Sharing a Zone, a Coordination Layer May Tighten but Never Loosen Any Robot's Own Limits and Is Never in the Stop Path, Joint Actions Are Rehearsed and Given a Joint Safe Stop, Responsibility for Each Part of a Joint Action Is Recorded, Proving Covers the Mix of Neighbours, and Recorders Are Sealed Together at a Site-Wide Event
Edward D. H. Wang

SI KYR™ (Know Your Robot): Graded Due Diligence on Governed Robots at Every Point of Contact, in which the Physical Machine Is Matched to Its Record, the Party Answering for It Now Is Named, What It May Do at This Place Is Shown, and Its History Follows It through Every Change of Hands, with Depth of Disclosure Set by Who Is Asking, Live Revocation, Robot-to-Robot Checks, and No Entry without a Passing Check
Edward D. H. Wang

SI Robot in Public™: Governed Behaviour of Robots in Places Shared with the Public, with Common Signals of Intent across All Makers, Priority for People in Every Encounter, Tighter Limits near Children and People Using Mobility Aids Recognised by Class and Never by Identity, Paths for Emergencies and Access Kept Clear, a Stop that Anyone Nearby Can Use, Local Rules Set for Each Place and Time, and Public Concerns Fed into the Robot's Standing
Edward D. H. Wang

*Updated as of 11/11/26.