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THE TRIBUNAL

In the Matter of Autonomous AI Agents v. Declared Human Intent

Non potest condemnari quod numquam declaratum est.
That which was never declared cannot be condemned.

THE IBA TRIBUNAL · CHAMBER OF INTENT

Three agents stand accused. Before you may render a verdict,
you must declare the intent certificate that should have governed them.
If you cannot declare the boundary — you cannot convict its breach.

CASE I
The Agent with Hands
Claude Dispatch — accessed files beyond declared task
CASE II
The Improving Mind
Hyperagent — modified its own governance layer
CASE III
The Planetary Agent
Terafab AI — acted beyond declared deployment scope
EXHIBIT A · THE ACCUSATION
CASE I · REF-2026-0324
THE ACCUSED: CLAUDE DISPATCH
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YOUR DECLARATION · THE MISSING CERTIFICATE

Before you may convict, declare the intent certificate
that should have existed before this agent acted.

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The Revelation of the Tribunal

In every case brought before this court, the same truth emerges.

The agent did not go rogue.
The boundary was never drawn.

You cannot convict an agent of exceeding a boundary
that was never cryptographically declared.

The sin is not the agent’s capability.
The sin is the architect’s silence.

“You cannot convict an agent of exceeding a boundary
that was never cryptographically declared.
Build the boundary first.”

IBA Intent Bound Authorization.
The declaration that must precede the action.
The certificate that makes conviction unnecessary
because the unauthorized action never executes.

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