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Governance

I spent a year cataloguing security threats. Now I'm building the governance layer — where I draw the line on what technical capabilities should never be allowed, and who gets to decide. These documents are open. They're incomplete. They're meant to be challenged.

Initial drafts are synthesized by the author with AI assistance. Final versions require human collaborators and reviewers to identify gaps, errors, and cognitive biases. See the Transparency Statement for a full audit trail.

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Neurosecurity Governance

Core Governance Documents

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Auditable record of Human-AI collaboration in QIF Framework development

Transparency Statement: Human-AI Collaboration in QIF Framework

This document is auto-generated from the QIF Derivation Log, which is the single source of truth for all framework decisions and AI collaboration records.

Last generated: 2026-06-20 at 00:10:07

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AI Collaboration Summary

MetricValue
Total derivation entries111
Entries involving AI77 (69%)
Corrections / retractions🔴 5
Quorum swarm reviews🟢 5
Human-only entries0
Human decision rate🟢 100% (Kevin Qi is Accountable on every entry)

AI Contribution Breakdown

LevelCountDescription
AI-assisted0Human directed; AI implemented or researched
AI-generated0AI produced first draft; human reviewed and approved
Human-only0No AI involvement
Quorum-reviewed0Multi-agent swarm validation
Unspecified111Legacy entries without AI Contribution Level metadata

Core Principle

Every contribution is categorized by its cognitive origin. AI assistance is treated as a tool subject to human oversight, not a collaborator with independent judgment on ethical or novel technical matters. All final decisions are made by Kevin Qi (A = Accountable in every RACI entry).

Tools Used

ToolRole
Claude Opus 4.6Primary AI assistant — co-derivation, implementation, literature synthesis
Quorum (Claude plugin)Multi-agent swarm review — structured dissent, fact-checking, security audit

Documented Corrections

The derivation log contains explicit correction entries (Classification: CORRECTION) where previous claims were retracted or revised. This is by design — corrections are the most valuable entries because they demonstrate active oversight.

Total corrections: 5


Generated from 111 derivation log entries. Source: QIF-DERIVATION-LOG.md

Generated by Quorum governance pipeline


Ethics & Rights

Neurosecurity Governance