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The Five-Ledger Architecture, Version 1.0

Authors: Foster, Evan Micheal;

The Five-Ledger Architecture, Version 1.0

Abstract

The Five-Ledger Architecture is the canonical IVA diagram showing five independent human-readable governance views over one organizational context field. Financial, Operational, Capacity, Learning and Innovation, and Externalities and Equity retain separate standing. AI may retrieve, relate, and compare records across the larger context field, while people retain authority over evidence, access, tradeoffs, and institutional action.

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Keywords

human-AI governance, AI readiness, Integrated Value Architecture, decision readiness, five-ledger architecture

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