Paper 9 — GSL-Based Authority-Condition Boundary Structures in the AGI Era
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This working paper introduces GSL-Based Authority-Condition Boundary Structures as a non-executable boundary framework for the AGI era. Building on Papers 1 through 8 of the AGI Structural Alignment Series, this paper addresses the structural question of where and under what authority, condition, and reference-eligible scope AI+AGI outputs, documents, responsibility records, evidentiary references, preservation records, cross-program coordinates, and conversation coordinates may be referenced. GSL is not treated as an access-control engine, authority-granting system, approval system, execution layer, state-generation system, storage layer, evidentiary-confirmation mechanism, or legal-effect system. Rather, it…
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