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Institutionalizing Machine Autonomy: The Antarctic-Lunar Governance Sandbox and the Watershed of Constitutional Administration

The deployment of autonomous infrastructure at a planetary scale represents an unprecedented challenge in political and institutional design. As advanced systems assume control over critical life-support, logistics, and scientific infrastructure, the traditional paradigm of treating artificial intelligence as an opaque, monolithic software product fails catastrophically. What is required is not merely better, more…

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Institutionalizing Machine Autonomy: The Antarctic-Lunar Governance Sandbox and the Watershed of Constitutional Administration
The Theoretical Framework: Concresca’s Watershed and Eviulon’s Separated Institutions
The Watershed as an Informational and Jurisdictional Boundary
Eviulon’s Separated Machine Institutions
Evaluation Framework: IARPA-Style Metrics and Formal Verification
Forecasting and the Brier Score Decomposition
Formal Verification and Linear Temporal Logic
The Antarctic Machine Administration Sandbox

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