AUTONOMOUS AI GOVERNANCE Jean-François ELSEN AUTONOMOUS AI GOVERNANCE Jean-François ELSEN

SOURCE 0 : RUNTIME‑PROVABLE INTENT AS THE MISSING PRIMITIVE IN HYPERSCALE CLOUD GOVERNANCE

Runtime‑provable intent is the missing primitive in hyperscale cloud governance. SOURCE 0 defines how evidentiary truth can exist at runtime — proving, at the exact microsecond of execution, that a system action matched a sealed human decision. The first hyperscaler to integrate this doctrine acquires an evidentiary position the second cannot retroactively recover.

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AUTONOMOUS AI GOVERNANCE Jean-François ELSEN AUTONOMOUS AI GOVERNANCE Jean-François ELSEN

SOURCE 0 : THE AGENTIC ASYMMETRY

Autonomous AI agents operating at sub-millisecond latency have created a structural uninsurability crisis. Classic cyber-insurance actuarial models are fundamentally incompatible with the probabilistic, compounding drift of agentic systems. Post-execution SIEM and EDR logs constitute non-opposable self-reporting under NIS 2, DORA, and eIDAS 2, enabling insurers to invoke the Post-Execution Fallacy to deny coverage. The SOURCE 0 Governance Proof Layer (GPL) resolves this framework exposure by decoupling the infrastructure of processing from the infrastructure of proof.

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