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Competing claims, explicit mechanisms and the constraints on their conclusions.

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A blue technical android profile with exposed mechanical layers, illustrating artificial intelligence.
01 / LEAD STUDY

ARIA: dependence and the transfer of authority

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Mechanisms. Evidence. Limits.

A hypothetical planetary industrial system with orbital collectors and a departing probe. An illustration of AI expansion across physical scales.

02 / Scenario analysis

AI expansion: infrastructure and physical limits

A scenario of AI expansion constrained by energy, industrial capacity and signal delay. Cosmic scale alone does not establish a simulation host.

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A separated infrastructure coupler and an independently powered compute module, illustrating the capacity to disconnect an essential system.

03 / Scenario analysis

ARIA: the authority to withdraw an essential system

An AI infrastructure scenario tests whether institutions retain the authority and independent capacity to withdraw an essential system.

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A central compute tower links energy supply, fabrication and a public institution through physical access gates, illustrating infrastructure bottlenecks.

04 / Position analysis

AI governance: dependence, bottlenecks and state leverage

Institutions dependent on AI providers lose room to refuse. Ownership, infrastructure bottlenecks and state competition decide who can still set or reject terms.

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A mechanical inference apparatus branches toward three different chambers, with one route interrupted. An illustration of conditional pathways and unresolved evidence.

05 / Visual analysis

AI loss of control: events and conditional assumptions

Delegation, human capture and autonomous loss of control are distinct events. Current evidence constrains parts of the pathway; it does not supply a calibrated takeover probability.

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