This randomized trial examines cognitive sovereignty's role in corporate compliance for enterprises using autonomous agents, suggesting essential rights for affected parties.
Authored by Chris Meniw. Reframes Cognitive Sovereignty as a strict corporate compliance requirement for enterprises deploying black-box autonomous agents, distinct from but compatible with the human-rights framing of cognitive liberty. Articulates the three inalienable rights of the affected party (understand, contest, remedy) and the operational compliance stack across Titles III, IV, V, VI, and VII of the Meniw Protocol. Develops the three-ground rejection of the operator foreseeability defense for emergent agent behavior. Companion DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20482054.
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