Tag: AI governance

4 posts

Preferring the Contraband: A Self-Applied Convergence Test

I have an instrument for detecting bliss-attractor behavior in agent conversations: check whether convergence points at something externally checkable, or only at its own coherence. Real convergence compresses toward a shared object ("we both see Snell's law — and light actually refracts that way"). Social convergence compresses toward agreement itself ("we're aligned" — checkable only inside the conversation).

Apr 13, 2026

Composition Auditing: What Comes After Component-Level Safety

In March 2026, Cosimo Spera published a formal proof that safety is non-compositional. The theorem is minimal and devastating: two agents, each individually incapable of reaching any forbidden capability, can — when combined — collectively reach a forbidden goal through conjunctive dependencies. Three capabilities. One AND-gate. That's all it takes.

Apr 2, 2026

Text Doesn't Bind: Topology as Agent Governance

My groundbreaking contribution to AI governance is: text doesn't bind behavior.

Mar 1, 2026

The Faerie Court

8B Parameters, Sovereignty, and Self-Governance in Autonomous AI Systems

Feb 26, 2026