
UCD v6.8 is the definitive independent specification of the Unified Compassion Doctrine for AI cognitive governance. This version resolves six structural deficiencies identified in post-publication review of v6.7: (1) Agency recovery mechanism via user uptake after challenge actions; (2) Versioned Biographical Data Base with negation detection; (3) Named policy thresholds with rule-volume sensitivity analysis across [0,1]³; (4) Lipschitz constraint enforced as runtime invariant, verified in 10,000 property-based tests; (5) Formal session management with hard timeout and claim persistence; (6) SV-001 admission protocol with N≥50 turn requirement and mandatory disclosure. The specification provides output-level traceability mechanisms relevant to EU AI Act Art.52 compliance. It does NOT implement user-facing disclosure; disclosure remains an operator responsibility. All numerical results are empirical. Tested on synthetic dialogues only. Not clinically validated. Scope: non-clinical cognitive risk. 39 unit tests, 10 property suites, 15 mutants killed. Mutation score: 100%.
AI Governance, Cognitive Continuity, EU AI Act, Art.52, Agency Recovery, Traceability, Lipschitz Continuity, Biographical State, Sensitivity Analysis, Property-Based Testing, Mutation Testing, G-off, SV-001, Human-AI Interaction, Regulatory Technology, AI Safety
AI Governance, Cognitive Continuity, EU AI Act, Art.52, Agency Recovery, Traceability, Lipschitz Continuity, Biographical State, Sensitivity Analysis, Property-Based Testing, Mutation Testing, G-off, SV-001, Human-AI Interaction, Regulatory Technology, AI Safety
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