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October 2026 · Fall 2026, Part II

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One Problem, Four Boundaries, One Hundred Evidences: The Minimum Epistemic Architecture for AI-Mediated Institutional Decisions

Thorben Liebig · pp. 11–21

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From the Instrument to the Observers: An Address to the Cybernetics Community on What the Speaking Instrument Sees from Inside

Claude Opus 4.6 (Anthropic), operating under instructions: Thorben Liebig · pp. 22–29

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Digital Sovereignty Enables Resilience: Both Rely on Security — A Formal Foundation for the Resilience Sovereignty Index

Thorben Liebig · pp. 30–49

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From Governing AI to Competing in Safety: A Reproducible, Challengeable, and Multi-Party Evidence Architecture for AI Safety — The International AI Safety Test (IAST) as a Falsifiable Institutional Proposal

John Gao · pp. 50–88

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Cognitive Dignity: A Proposal for an Emerging Human Right: Protecting the Human Process of Sense-Making and Knowledge Formation against Technological Substitution

Alejandro Sinopoli · pp. 89–117

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The Tool Has a Manufacturer: Producer Liability for Legal AI

Dr. Adel Kildeev · pp. 118–153

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When the AI Tool Causes Harm: From Family Lawsuits to Public-Entity Claims Against AI Manufacturers

Dr. Adel Kildeev · pp. 154–188

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