Paper 32 · V. Consequence, Responsibility & Governance

The Handover Protocol: Formalizing Necessary Regime Thinning Under Automation

Released

Distinguishes legitimate automation from degenerative thinning.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18615343

Function in corpus

Automation transition framework.

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• Key move: AI does not abolish coercive regimes - it thins them. • Corpus role: The first major applied governance paper, grounding the abstract witnessing and legitimacy framework in a concrete and consequential domain. • Scope note: Coercive AI systems - risk-scoring for bail, sentencing, parole; automated screening and flagging; algorithmic enforcement - are among the most practically significant g…