Is LERA relevant to the ASI era as well?

If systems beyond today’s AGI emerge in the future, the importance of controlling execution boundaries will only increase.

The more capable intelligence becomes, the less safe it is to rely on goodwill assumptions, model preferences, or temporary limitations.
What remains necessary is a clear authorization boundary, non-bypassable execution conditions, governable rules, and traceable responsibility.

In this sense, LERA is not tied to one specific generation of models.
It addresses a longer-term question: when intelligence becomes powerful enough, how can humans still retain legitimate control over execution?

• LERA — https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.08880 

• ECS/RCC — https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31566073