STOP & Containment
Authenticate STOP, revoke remaining authority in scope, contain further effects and move toward a domain-defined safe state.
Once consequential execution has started, a normal decision response is too late to serve as the interrupt mechanism.
Authenticate STOP, revoke remaining authority in scope, contain further effects and move toward a domain-defined safe state.
- STOP
- authority revocation
- containment
- safe-state transition
- STOP receipt
QUALIFIED — bounded software; physical safe state remains domain-specific
- Cross-vertical bounded STOP qualification
- Common software STOP semantics
- agents
- compute
- autonomous systems
- mission systems
Emergency STOP constitution and bounded composed qualification evidence.