PROBATIVE OPPOSABILITY Jean-François ELSEN PROBATIVE OPPOSABILITY Jean-François ELSEN

SOURCE 0 - THE MÜNCHEN RULING AND THE LIMITS OF SELF-PRODUCED EVIDENCE IN AI GOVERNANCE

The landmark München Court ruling of May 28, 2026, officially ends the era of self-certification in AI governance. Discover why AI-generated synthesis triggers direct editorial liability, why internal logs are legally void as circular proof (the Endogenous Audit Paradox), and how independent hardware-attested evidentiary decoupling (GPL) has become a structural market prerequisite for enterprise AI.

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SOVEREIGN DIGITAL REGULATION Jean-François ELSEN SOVEREIGN DIGITAL REGULATION Jean-François ELSEN

SOURCE 0 - EVIDENTIARY DECOUPLING OF AUTONOMOUS AGENTIC AI IN EU-REGULATED MARKETS

Agentic AI doesn’t lack capability — it lacks proof. This article unveils the only architecture that separates execution from evidence, resolving the Endogenous Audit Paradox and enabling compliant deployment of autonomous AI under NIS 2, DORA, the EU AI Act, and eIDAS. A doctrinal blueprint for custody‑independent, litigation‑ready AI governance.

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