All institutional responsibility remains with human operators."
Foundational Principle
The WINDI System does not possess decision-making authority.
All institutional responsibility remains with human operators and governing roles.
System outputs are advisory and assistive, never autonomous or self-authorizing.
Human-in-the-Loop Requirement
Every operational cycle must include direct human involvement:
1. A human initiates a task
2. The system generates a response
3. A human reviews the output
4. A human explicitly approves, edits, or rejects
No system output may be used in an institutional context without human validation.
Oversight Roles
4.1 Operators
Responsible for submitting tasks, reviewing outputs, ensuring appropriateness. First level of oversight.
4.2 Guardian
Provides institutional oversight. Defines acceptable use boundaries, prioritizes safeguards, intervenes when needed. Governance authority over system behavior.
4.3 Architect
Responsible for system design and structural integrity. Ensures technical capabilities never bypass human authority.
Intervention Rights
Human oversight roles have the authority to: halt system use at any time, override system outputs, restrict or suspend specific use cases.
System operation is conditional upon continued human approval.