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Demonstrates the effectiveness of a hardware-enforced AI policy governance system, indicating improved security and compliance.
We present ORION — a hardware-enforced AI policy governance system deployed on the AMD Kria KV260 (XCZU5EV SoC) and formally verified through 36 Z3 SMT theorems and 149 CBMC assertions. The system enforces G: D × A → {EXECUTE, ESCALATE, REFUSE} on a physically isolated ARM Cortex-R5F core at 533 MHz in Lockstep mode, with no OS and no shared memory with the AI stack. Empirical latency: median 3.051 µs (L1), 47.4 µs end-to-end (L3). 36 theorems: REFUSE-irrevocability, HITL-Liveness, Goguen-Meseguer NI, Emergency-set completeness, Lyapunov stability, Ψ-Canonicalization. EU AI Act Art.14, STANAG 4774/4778, MiFID II, IDD. TRL 7. Live: api.paradoxonai.at. Corrected version — sole author: Gerhard Hirschmann, EHOX Systems.
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