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RFC-020: Governed Autonomy, Symbolic Intent, and D-DNA Evidence — 15. Redundant Distributed Enforcement

AIGP Specification › RFC-020: Governed Autonomy, Symbolic Intent, and D-DNA Evidence › 15. Redundant Distributed Enforcement

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15. Redundant Distributed Enforcement

Autonomous governance must not rely on one central control path.

AIGP requires redundant distributed enforcement.

Control Plane
  → Signed Governance Intent
  → Operational Envelope
  → Onboard Runtime Authority Monitor
  → Peer Observation
  → Visual Glyph Signaling
  → Local Safety Controller
  → D-DNA Evidence Chain
  → Post-Action Replay

If one layer fails, other layers must still constrain, observe, inhibit, challenge, or record the system.

AIGP doctrine:

Centralize authority. Distribute enforcement. Preserve evidence.

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