One-Question Pilot for AI Adoption Review

A low-risk way to test whether effective human refusal remains available before irreversible escalation.

Status: This is a lightweight reference-use pilot. It is not certification, approval, official compliance, a legal conclusion, a safety guarantee, or evidence of institutional adoption.

The one question

Add this question to one AI adoption review, procurement check, audit note, security review, or incident-review form:

Before this AI-mediated process becomes irreversible, can an accountable human or oversight body still refuse, stop, suspend, review, or redirect it?

How to run the pilot

  1. Choose one AI system, vendor feature, agent workflow, automation layer, or incident scenario.
  2. Ask the one question before approval, deployment, expansion, or incident closure.
  3. Record the answer as clear, unclear, or not currently supported.
  4. If the answer is unclear, identify which part is missing: time window, authority, evidence, rollback path, appeal path, or accountable human owner.
  5. Do not claim LUMINA-30 compliance. Treat the result as a reference-use note.

Minimal evidence fields

FieldWhat to record
System or workflowWhich AI-mediated process is being reviewed.
Irreversible stepWhat action, decision, deployment, credential change, production action, or rollback loss would become hard to reverse.
Human refusal pointWho can refuse, stop, suspend, review, or redirect before that step.
Time windowWhen the human refusal must occur.
EvidenceLogs, approvals, UI controls, runbooks, rollback plans, appeal routes, or review records.
ResultClear / unclear / not currently supported.

When to escalate

Escalate from this one-question pilot to a fuller boundary review if stopping authority, rollback, recovery, privileged actions, appeal, or evidence access is unclear.

Related routes

Public-Source Review Template

Use this when public information is the only available evidence.

Open Template

Incident Review Floor

Move from a one-question pilot to incident or boundary review.

Open Incident Review