Framework overview
LUMINA-30 Overview
LUMINA-30 is a non-binding public boundary framework for examining whether effective human refusal authority remains available before irreversible AI-related consequences occur.
Definition
LUMINA-30 is a non-binding public boundary framework for examining whether effective human refusal authority remains available before irreversible AI-related consequences occur.
General concept vs. LUMINA-30 usage
AI governance is the broad field of institutions, rules, practices, and accountability around AI. LUMINA-30 is a specific framework within that wider field. It does not claim to be a law, certification, safety guarantee, adopted standard, or substitute for technical safety work.
Why this distinction matters
The framework narrows a large governance debate to a boundary question: before consequences become practically irreversible, can a legitimate human still refuse, stop, suspend, verify, challenge, or redirect the process?
Limits and unknowns
This Wiki is only a discovery layer. The official Overview, canonical index, fixed public records, and linked tools remain the sources to consult.
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Official primary sources
These links lead to official LUMINA-30 public materials. This Wiki page is not evidence for the claims it summarizes.