REAL-WORLD INTERPRETIVE
ANALYTICAL & SAFETY BOUNDARIES
Keep related capabilities, evidence, and authority states separate.
- navigation and mobility
- sensing and tracking
- classification and recognition
- prioritization and recommendation
- authorization and engagement
- assessment and accountability
Analytical boundary: Autonomy is analyzed by function, context, constraints, evidence, authority, intervention capability, and lifecycle—not as a single label attached to an entire machine. Capability is not deployment; deployment is not autonomous use; recommendation is not authorization; model confidence is not positive identification.
Simulation safety boundary: Synthetic, non-graphic, non-operational education only. Use fictional geography, abstract objects, reserved domains, nonfunctional artifacts, constrained inspect/pause/replay actions, and no real targeting data, attack geometry, payloads, credentials, arbitrary external URLs, malware, command execution, or contact with third-party systems.
Source basis: Exact owner-supplied research-source instances plus bounded official-primary-source currentness v15.