Scope
Define the exact boundaries of permitted action.
TwinAuthority explores the governance layer for personal AI: clear, human-controlled authority over what a digital twin may access, decide, spend, sign, disclose or delegate.
As personal AI becomes more capable, society will need a precise answer to one question: what is this twin actually authorized to do?
Define the exact boundaries of permitted action.
Tie sensitive actions to explicit human intent.
Pause, restrict or withdraw authority.
Keep consequential actions traceable and reviewable.
As personal AI becomes more capable, society will need a precise answer to one question: what is this twin actually authorized to do?
Independent concept initiative exploring possible future human–AI systems. This site does not claim to represent an established standard, regulated credential, government program or currently deployed platform.
The permission framework that states which actions a personal AI may undertake, on whose behalf, under what conditions, for how long, and with what approval or audit requirements.
AI capability and delegated permission are different things. A highly capable system may receive almost no authority, while a simpler agent may receive narrow permission for a specific task. TwinAuthority makes those limits explicit.
Authority should not be inferred from identity, memory depth or technical capability. Knowing a person well, holding a credential or having access to a tool does not by itself confer permission to act.
TwinAuthority constrains PersonProxy and other active layers through scopes, budgets, durations, counterparties, approval thresholds and revocation rules. It is the framework’s boundary between capability and permission.
Representation, identity, portability, delegated action, authority, human involvement and lifecycle stewardship are treated as separate questions so that no one layer silently grants another.
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