Publication outlines a regulatory framework for AI governance, restoring sovereignty through substrate management.
Publication 12 establishes the constitutional architecture required to govern the transition from the digital era to the mathematical‑substrate era. It defines ten regulations that form the structural foundation of AI governance, restoring sovereignty through routing, assigning liability to carriers, integrating platforms through interfaces, and interpreting behaviour through I‑Intent. The publication positions the substrate as a civilisational asset, telecom operators as sovereign infrastructure, and router governance as the enforcement boundary of the AI era. It provides the constitutional framework for substrate containment, sovereign DNS routing, cross‑border circulation governance, replication stabilisation, and intent transparency.
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