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Define who may decide, who must review and what evidence to keep.
Research-informed work led by Justin Goldston, PhD, with source material you can inspect before you commission an engagement.
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Who this is for
Leadership teams, boards, education organizations and technology teams.
Agent-based systems and digital credentials create questions about authority, accountability, correction and recovery.
What a scoped engagement can deliver
- A facilitated decision and risk workshop
- A responsibility and escalation matrix
- A draft control and evidence register
- Fictional tabletop scenarios and an implementation backlog
Engagement path: Executive workshop → governance-design engagement → periodic tabletop review.
Proof of work
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Preprint
Chaffer, T. J., von Goins II, C., Okusanya, B., Cotlage, D., & Goldston, J. (2024; revised 2025). Decentralized Governance of Autonomous AI Agents.arXiv:2412.17114. Describes the proposed ETHOS governance framework; a foundation for workshops, not proof of a certified or deployed control system.
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Journal record / PhilArchive
Chaffer, T. J., & Goldston, J. (2022). On the Existential Basis of Self-Sovereign Identity and Soulbound Tokens: An Examination of the “Self” in the Age of Web3.Listed in Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability, 17(3). Conceptual identity research; not a deployed credential system. Direct archive access was restricted.
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Preprint
Goldston, J., Chaffer, T. J., Osowska, J., & von Goins II, C. (2023). Digital Inheritance in Web3: A Case Study of Soulbound Tokens and the Social Recovery Pallet within the Polkadot and Kusama Ecosystems.A research basis for discussing recovery and digital identity. It does not establish a legal, custody or estate-planning service.
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Public repository / specification
PONS 402 - governance and authorization control-plane specification.README and root structure reviewed. Supports discussion of authority, evidence and human review. This is distinct from the x402 payment protocol and is not evidence of a working paid API.
How we assess delivery
The team can walk an agreed scenario from request through authorization, review, recorded decision and recovery.
This is research-informed education and control design. It does not provide legal advice, regulatory certification, identity verification or custody of assets. PONS 402 and the x402 payment protocol are distinct.
Start with a clear brief
Tell us your organization, the decision you need to make, the audience, your timing and the systems involved. Discovery defines the paid scope; fees, delivery dates, ownership, support and cancellation terms are agreed in writing before work begins.
Research you can trace. Work you can evaluate.
ENOCH identifies this work as part of the Global Social Experiment. Its origin account is documented in the National University conversation with Justin Goldston and Dr. Paul Markham, and the linked Figshare research artifact.
National University transcript · near 14:00 · Figshare · DOI 10.6084/m9.figshare.31330576.
Use the research to frame a practical question. Commission a bounded pilot, agree acceptance criteria, and evaluate its own results. The sources document the origin account; they do not establish Georgetown sponsorship or validate this service.
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