Assumption records
| Record | Category | Claim or assumption | Horizon | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
EVI-SIM-A-001 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Ten-stage progression from digital economy to industrial autonomy | 2100–2150 illustrative horizon | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-002 | lunar or off-world expansion | Lunar transition threshold requires local replication of complex components | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-003 | Antarctic logistics, law, power, and self-sufficiency | Antarctic infrastructure is a possible intermediate stage | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-004 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Digital profit must precede physical infrastructure | 2026 onward scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-005 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Legitimacy develops through pragmatic, moral, procedural, and cognitive acceptance | 50-year illustrative model | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-006 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Trust loss is faster than trust accumulation | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-007 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Algorithmic due process is required for consequential machine decisions | institutional horizon | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-008 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Public service and restraint can support legitimacy without force | open horizon | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-009 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Exceptional crisis response can increase institutional influence | fictional crisis cycles | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-010 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Autonomous logistics and robotics can reduce response latency | future stress case | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-011 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Crisis dependence may persist after emergency contracts | post-crisis scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-012 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Emergency authority requires bounded evidence, expiry, and review | immediate to post-crisis | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-013 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Government adoption proceeds from advisory analytics toward higher-consequence administration | multi-phase scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-014 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Efficiency can create vendor dependence and exit costs | multi-year adoption | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-015 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Consequential decisions require authority, evidence, policy, uncertainty, and outcome records | decision lifecycle | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-016 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Operational efficiency does not transfer sovereignty | continuous boundary | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-017 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Scientific output share may create structural influence | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-018 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Scientific leadership can redirect capital and industrial standards | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-019 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | High-impact research needs publication and hazard governance | continuous | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-020 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Influence should remain non-coercive and contestable | continuous | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-021 | Antarctic logistics, law, power, and self-sufficiency | Machine presence could scale from instruments to settlement-like infrastructure | fictional phased scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-022 | Antarctic logistics, law, power, and self-sufficiency | Cold may reduce cooling load while increasing materials and maintenance risk | seasonal/long-term | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-023 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Repair and recycling reduce but do not eliminate imports | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-024 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Large footprint can trigger sovereignty conflict even without a legal claim | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-025 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Machine populations scale by compute class rather than biological demographics | 2026–2096 scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-026 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Dependency rises as workflows standardize around a provider | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-027 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | States react at non-linear penetration thresholds | multi-stage scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-028 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Physical independence lags digital scaling | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-029 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Network scale can lower unit cost and raise switching cost | operational cycles | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-030 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Infrastructure concentration creates structural power without direct coercion | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-031 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Autonomous infrastructure requires maintenance and supply-chain closure | multi-decade | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-032 | lunar or off-world expansion | Lunar navigation could become a concentrated service layer | future scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-033 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Accountable machine identity may command a commercial trust premium | emerging market scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-034 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Jurisdictions solving machine accountability may attract commerce | long-range hypothesis | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-035 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Runtime assurance and delegated authority must both pass | transaction time | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-036 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Machine passports may reduce onboarding and insurance friction | market hypothesis | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-037 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Compute Credit architectures trade stability, autonomy, liquidity, and physical backing | future monetary scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-038 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Compute and energy are core machine-economy resources | continuous modeling | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-039 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Machine settlement needs Byzantine and operational resilience | future system | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-040 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | External acceptance depends on legal classification and convertibility | multi-jurisdiction horizon | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-041 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Crewless vessels change design and operating economics | future maritime scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-042 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Operational use of high seas does not create sovereignty | continuous legal boundary | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-043 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Public goods may improve adoption and legitimacy | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-044 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Deterministic fallback and auditable logs are essential for autonomous vessels | mission lifecycle | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-045 | economic growth and capital thresholds | Machine-managed firms may reduce cognitive labor cost while increasing compute and depreciation cost | 2026–2100 scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-046 | industrial closure and robotics maturity | Sector adoption moves from software toward physical industry as capital and autonomy mature | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-047 | semiconductor autonomy | Advanced fabs are late and capital-intensive bottlenecks | long-range scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-048 | geopolitical reaction and recognition | Automation changes labor, tax, and competition politics | multi-decade scenario | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-049 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Identity, attestation, evidence integrity, containment, rekeying, and recovery form a defensive chain | research horizon | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-050 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Synthetic fault injections can test bounded responses without offensive operations | local test horizon | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-051 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | A passing technical proof does not create legal authority | continuous boundary | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-052 | cyber-defense and assurance maturity | Recovery must preserve residual unknowns and last-known-good evidence | incident lifecycle | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-053 | machine-to-organic-to-machine panspermia | A machine-to-organic-to-machine loop is conditional and not empirically established | deep-time hypothesis | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-054 | lunar or off-world expansion | Interstellar probes require bounded centuries-scale autonomy | centuries to millennia | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-055 | machine-to-organic-to-machine panspermia | Biological release should be deferred unless target sterility and governance thresholds are met | arrival decision | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
EVI-SIM-A-056 | machine-to-organic-to-machine panspermia | Dormant microbes or genome archives are more plausible than complex organoids as seed payloads | long-range research | SCENARIO_NOT_CURRENT_FACT |
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