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AI Governance, Proxy Authority, and Autonomous Enterprise

A nine-step path through proxy governance, synthetic actors, algorithmic executives, autonomous enterprises, public-market claims, municipal AI, accountability, anticipatory administration, and redress.

Estimated total: 190 minutes

REAL-WORLD INTERPRETIVE Editorial synthesis or explanation derived from sources and explicitly open to correction.
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This learning path is repository-authored curation of public educational routes. It records no participant testing, accepts no files or free text, sends no choices to a remote service, and grants no source authentication, specialist approval, accessibility certification, publication authority, operational authority, activation authority, production approval, or tuning authority.

Current review status: WIP.78 source-bounded curriculum — independent legal, financial, public-administration, municipal, civil-rights, accessibility, and affected-community review pending

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Proxy Governance and Synthetic Actors

How governments may delegate analysis, triage, service delivery, forecasting, or representation to AI while responsibility and democratic legitimacy remain unresolved.

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The Algorithmic Executive

Corporate governance, fiduciary duty, Caremark-style oversight, antitrust exposure, and the limits of delegating executive operations to AI agents.

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Autonomous Enterprise and AI-Owned Business Claims

The technical, legal, economic, and security architecture of businesses where agents perform most operational work or are claimed to control the entity.

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Municipal AI and Cognitive Urban Systems

How cities use data platforms, digital twins, predictive maintenance, mobility optimization, public-service automation, and public-safety analytics—and why democratic and administrative safeguards remain essential.

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Accountability, Proxy Responsibility, and Redress

A twelve-layer accountability model for AI-mediated state and corporate decisions, from data and procurement through supervision, audit, appeal, correction, and public record.

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Municipal AI Governance and Anticipatory Administration

A bridge between cognitive-city platforms and the pre-crime decision architecture, separating infrastructure optimization from person-based prediction, watchlisting, and coercive intervention.

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Correction Closure and Reopening

All eighteen target classes through retry, quarantine, dead letter, partial acceptance, direct acknowledgment, retest, closure, and reopening—without inferring repair from transport.

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