SSIPS Registry v0.1: A Proposal for Recording AI Identity, Authority and Accountability
RemarkableObject_666 · reddit · 2026-10-08
The author has published v0.1 of the SSIPS Registry proposal for public review, asking what should be recorded — and who is accountable — when an AI system is copied, modified, granted authority, or placed under preservation requirements.
- Separate records are proposed for identity, continuity claims, custody, delegated authority, evidence, and protection
- Registration deliberately does not settle consciousness or personhood, and protection does not itself grant authority to act
- The report distinguishes design commitments, recommendations, and open questions, and includes proposed statutory language plus a reference schema and validator
- The author is actively soliciting counterexamples: failure modes, unreasonable burdens, and conflicting jurisdictions
Report: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23218753
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