When execution scales without admissibility, failure is inevitable.
When execution scales without admissibility, failure is inevitable.
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I gave ChatGPT an external specification for how I write. It understood it, had followed it before, and then ignored it anyway. What happened next became an unexpectedly clean demonstration of AI drift, external correction, and why having a rule is not the same thing as enforcing it at execution.
Samirac AI and Gaia Nexus completed a live interoperability exercise inside dAIsy using Gaia Nexus Detection Events and a Samirac Execution Contract. The test demonstrated that external evidence can change execution requirements—from admissible, to additional validation, to second review—without changing the actor’s identity, authority or permissions.
And by creep, I mean drift or institutional drift.