15-second style
LUMINA-30 is a non-binding boundary-check framework asking whether human refusal authority remained effective before irreversible AI impact.
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LUMINA-30 checks whether humans could still refuse before irreversible AI impact.
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LUMINA-30 is a non-binding civilizational boundary framework for reviewing whether meaningful human refusal authority remained effective before irreversible AI impact.
One-paragraph style
LUMINA-30 does not prescribe technical design, legal duties, or policy mandates. It provides a descriptive boundary reference for post-incident review: before irreversible AI impact occurred, could a human meaningfully refuse, stop, or override the action, and can that pathway be verified?
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For the full structure, see the LUMINA-30 GitHub overview and incident-review materials.
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