Signal-Time-Authority Runtime Oversight: A Pre-Commitment Controllability Framework

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Abstract

This record is Paper 1 of the Signal-Time-Authority (STA) Series. Paper 1 defines Signal-Time-Authority (STA) as a pre-commitment controllability framework for runtime AI oversight. The central claim is that runtime oversight should be considered control-relevant only when usable signal, remaining time, effective authority, and valid intervention policy remain jointly adequate before an externally consequential commitment event. This paper is a theory and framework paper. It does not claim to prove AI safety, does not provide real-world deployment validation, and does not replace domain-specific safety standards, certification, or governance review. Companion papers in the STA Series cover synthetic toy…

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Keywords
  • Controllability
  • USable
  • Software deployment
  • Governor
  • Cover (algebra)
  • Corporate governance
  • Intervention (counseling)
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