Methodological framework introduces machine-enforced governance to resolve systemic blind spots, indicating a shift toward continuously verifiable institutional trust.
AICOS CORE’s canonical framework for identifying, classifying, testing, and governing blind spots across evidence, authority, context, policy, operations, reliance, uncertainty, legitimacy, resilience, validation, and institutional trust—transforming decision assurance from static compliance into a continuously verifiable, revocable, scope-bound, and machine-enforced trust architecture.
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