PrimarchMI/safe-super-intelligence-standard-v1

Safe Super Intelligence: Definition, Architecture, and Verification Standard

Model Card & Architecture Summary

This repository houses the formal definitions, architectural blueprints, and verification standards for constructing deterministically grounded, verifiable artificial intelligence systems. The framework establishes mathematical invariants, bounded execution logic, and rigorous governance protocols to ensure that artificial intelligence operations remain strictly within formally verified safety parameters.

Core Architectural Pillars

• Deterministic Computing & Arithmetic Integrity (WAD-18): Replaces floating-point calculations with fixed-point integer arithmetic scaled to $10^{18}$ to entirely eliminate calculation drift and non-determinism across system states. Guarantees that risk comparisons, limit evaluations, and state updates produce identical results across independent verification substrates.
• Proposal vs. Command Separation: All model-generated actions are treated strictly as proposals rather than self-executing commands. No external effects or state modifications are emitted unless accompanied by verified permission (Permit = 1).
• Capability Boundaries and Authority (§17): System capability acquisition does not grant autonomous authority to execute. Any transition expanding authorized capabilities must satisfy strict governance approval, ensuring $Cap(q_{t+1}) \subseteq Cap_{authorized}(q_t)$.
• Safety Asset Lifecycle & State Transitions: Assets transition through explicit states: PROPOSED → VERIFIED → ACTIVE → REVALIDATION → REVOKED, implementing absolute terminal revocation protocols upon any detected invariance violation or unauthorized drift.
• Inductive Safety Preservation (§25): Ensures through formal verification that if initial states satisfy defined safety contracts and permitted state transitions preserve those properties, all subsequent states maintain absolute safety invariants.

Repository Structure

• /specs/ — Mathematical formulations, axioms, and architectural requirement documents.
• /contracts/ — Implementation scripts and smart contract ledgers enforcing normative accountability and state logs.
• /capsules/ — Containerized compute capsules ensuring independent, reproducible verification. @dataset{safe_super_intelligence_standard_2026, title={Safe Super Intelligence: Definition, Architecture, and Verification Standard}, DOI={10.5281/zenodo.23101683}, publisher={Zenodo}, year={2026} }