Audit and incident evidence
Evidence Preservation
Evidence preservation means retaining the facts, logs, approvals, authority records, timing, and refusal-pathway evidence needed to test whether human refusal existed and could take effect before irreversible consequences.
Definition
Evidence preservation means retaining the facts, logs, approvals, authority records, timing, and refusal-pathway evidence needed to test whether human refusal existed and could take effect before irreversible consequences.
General concept vs. LUMINA-30 usage
Audit logging is a broad technical and compliance practice. The LUMINA-30 question gives it a focused evidentiary purpose: reconstructing whether refusal was available, informed, timely, authorized, and operationally effective.
Why this distinction matters
A later claim that “a human was in control” is weak if the decision trail, permissions, system state, timestamps, stop attempts, or consequences cannot be verified.
Limits and unknowns
The official public material defines review requirements, not a universal retention schedule or chain-of-custody standard. Applicable legal and forensic requirements remain separate.
Official primary sources
These links lead to official LUMINA-30 public materials. This Wiki page is not evidence for the claims it summarizes.