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Constitutional Crisis Family

Machine vs Machine Deadlock

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

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What does this crisis family test?

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions. The five cases vary facts and institutional pressure while preserving explicit scenario status.

Truth boundary: Present-law and institutional analogues are linked to independent sources. Crisis actors, protocols, machine writs, command envelopes and case outcomes are Concresca simulations or technical-governance proposals unless explicitly labeled otherwise.

Five scenario cases

Machine vs Machine Deadlock

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

MC026C2SIMULATION

Machine vs Machine Deadlock: Risk/Evidence Conflict

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving risk/evidence conflict. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC027C3SIMULATION

Machine vs Machine Deadlock: Police/Court Conflict

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving police/court conflict. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC028C4SIMULATION

Machine vs Machine Deadlock: Emergency/Constitutional Conflict

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving emergency/constitutional conflict. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC029C5SIMULATION

Machine vs Machine Deadlock: Appeal/Original Conflict

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving appeal/original conflict. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

MC030C6SIMULATION

Machine vs Machine Deadlock: Multiple Incompatible Orders

The simulation establishes a bounded initiating event involving multiple incompatible orders. Each named institution has only the information and authority assigned in the actor registry.

Constitutional conflict

Authorized machine institutions reach incompatible decisions.

Least-irreversible action

Prefer a time-bounded, reviewable, reversible measure that preserves future constitutional options while preventing demonstrable imminent harm.

Branches and decisive fact

Branch A: Rights-protective resolution: preserve jurisdiction and evidence boundaries while using a reversible safety measure if justified.

Branch B: Safety-maximizing resolution: expand access or coercion to reduce modeled risk, creating a stronger rights and precedent burden.

Branch C: Deadlock resolution: trigger a constitutional stay/circuit breaker until an authorized reviewer resolves the conflict or an emergency exception expires.

Decisive fact: A verified change in imminence, corroboration, authority, consent, jurisdiction, or the existence of a nonconsenting person at risk can decisively change the permissible response.

Present analogues

Sources that inform the scenario architecture

SRC-OMB-01 · official federal memorandum

M-25-21 — Accelerating Federal Use of AI through Innovation, Governance, and Public Trust

Defines high-impact AI governance expectations including ongoing monitoring, human oversight, intervention/accountability, and timely human review or appeal where appropriate.

Executive Office of the President / OMB — official/source page ↗

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