Quantum-Secured AI Fail-Safe Protocol Introduces Provable System Expiration
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The Quantum-Secured AI Fail-Safe Protocol (QSAFP) by BWRCI offers a strategic edge in AI governance, ensuring compliance and safety in AI development and deployment.
QSAFP utilizes quantum cryptography and multi-party human verification to enforce AI system expiration, providing a technical solution for provable shutdowns and runtime boundaries.
BWRCI's QSAFP enhances global AI safety, fostering innovation with confidence by preventing AI systems from going rogue, thus making the world safer for future generations.
Discover how BWRCI's groundbreaking QSAFP uses quantum keys and human checks to ensure AI systems can't bypass their expiration dates, a leap in AI safety.
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The Better World Regulatory Coalition Inc. (BWRCI) has announced a breakthrough in AI safety with the Quantum-Secured AI Fail-Safe Protocol (QSAFP), representing the first known method for enforcing expiration of artificial intelligence systems using quantum cryptography and multi-party human verification. Now officially patent pending with PCT filing in progress, the protocol marks a significant shift from theoretical policy to technical enforcement, providing regulators, safety organizations, and AI developers with a viable method to guarantee provable system shutdowns and runtime boundaries.
According to Max Davis, inventor of the protocol and Director of BWRCI, an international self-regulatory organization, trust-based AI shutdowns are no longer sufficient. QSAFP delivers a zero-trust, mathematically enforced expiration layer that ensures AI systems cannot modify their own kill switches or bypass expiration timelines. This technology is expected to quickly become essential to the future of AI governance, addressing growing concerns about autonomous systems operating beyond intended parameters.
The protocol works by applying quantum-generated keys and human-verified, time-bound contracts that AI systems cannot override. This creates a fail-safe mechanism immune to self-modification, unapproved runtime extensions, or tampering, effectively closing a critical gap in today's AI governance infrastructure. As QSAFP enters the global licensing phase, BWRCI is actively engaging with quantum security companies to develop the protocol's hardware enforcement layer, seeking partners to help scale enforcement globally through organizations working at the intersection of cryptography and infrastructure.
BWRCI has extended invitations to AI policy coalitions, sovereign governments, and technical research bodies to evaluate QSAFP for blanket licensing, framework adoption, and compliance alignment. The protocol is designed to serve the industry rather than dominate it, with a structure that supports licensing models respecting sovereignty, innovation, and layered control suitable for governments, AI think tanks, and public-private consortia. More information about the organization's work can be found at https://bwrci.org.
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