
This independent research report develops an information-theoretic and decision-theoretic framework for verification at the digital-physical boundary. It defines the physical trust gap, presents a mechanism-neutral reference architecture, and proposes candidate assurance levels, evaluation requirements, and a governance pathway for a Physical Trust Assurance Standard (PTAS). The report is conceptual, has not been peer reviewed, and does not disclose proprietary implementation details or claim current product deployment. Author profile: https://niclasbraun.comResearch context: https://by4si.com
Physical Trust, AI Governance, Decision Theory, Cyber-Physical Assurance, Autonomous Systems, Verification, Information Theory, Post-Quantum Resilience, Physical Trust Assurance Standard
Physical Trust, AI Governance, Decision Theory, Cyber-Physical Assurance, Autonomous Systems, Verification, Information Theory, Post-Quantum Resilience, Physical Trust Assurance Standard
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