Practical entry point
One-Question Pilot
The One-Question Pilot is a lightweight way to insert the LUMINA-30 boundary question into an existing review without replacing the organization’s current governance process.
Definition
The One-Question Pilot is a lightweight way to insert the LUMINA-30 boundary question into an existing review without replacing the organization’s current governance process.
General concept vs. LUMINA-30 usage
This is not a certification checklist or a complete AI risk assessment. It is a pilot question that surfaces whether effective refusal still exists before irreversible escalation.
Why this distinction matters
A compact question is easier to test in procurement, audit, deployment review, incident analysis, or a risk register than a wholesale governance redesign.
Limits and unknowns
A recorded answer is not proof by itself. Claims about effective refusal require traceable evidence, and an unknown or unverifiable answer should remain visible rather than being guessed away.
Official primary sources
These links lead to official LUMINA-30 public materials. This Wiki page is not evidence for the claims it summarizes.