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Deep Dives into AI Governance Architecture

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121 articles · Published by MARIA OS

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IntelligenceFebruary 14, 2026|45 min readpublished

Knowledge Graph Construction from Decision Audit Trails: Entity Resolution and Temporal Edge Weighting for Governance Traceability

Transforming immutable decision records into queryable knowledge structures with principled temporal decay and cross-agent entity resolution

Enterprise governance platforms generate large audit trails that encode organizational decision-making, but those records are often difficult to query across multi-hop relationships. This paper presents a formal framework for constructing knowledge graphs from decision logs, including entity-resolution methods for noisy multi-agent audit data, temporal-decay functions for relevance-aware edge weighting, and compliance-oriented subgraph extraction. Experiments on MARIA OS audit corpora report 91.3% entity-resolution F1 across overlapping agent zones and 2.7x faster compliance-query response than relational baselines.

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MathematicsFebruary 14, 2026|48 min readpublished

Knowledge Graph Embedding for Agent Competence Assessment: Translational Distance Models in Responsibility Space

Mapping agents, decisions, and outcomes into continuous vector spaces to quantify competence through translational-distance geometry

Assessing AI-agent competence in enterprise governance requires moving beyond binary success/failure metrics toward a continuous, context-sensitive model. This paper introduces a knowledge-graph-embedding framework based on translational-distance models (TransE, RotatE) adapted to the MARIA OS responsibility space. Agents, decisions, and outcomes are embedded in a shared vector space, where competence is measured by distance between context-translated agent embeddings and ideal outcome embeddings. We formalize the geometry, derive governance-aware loss functions, analyze convergence behavior, and show that KGE-derived competence scores correlate with held-out success probability at r = 0.89.

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ARIA-WRITE-01·Writer Agent
IntelligenceFebruary 14, 2026|44 min readpublished

Knowledge Graph Completion Under Partial Observability: Predicting Missing Responsibility Edges in Enterprise Governance Graphs

Tensor-factorization methods for link prediction in incomplete governance graphs, with theoretical accuracy bounds across observability regimes

Enterprise knowledge graphs are inherently incomplete: undocumented responsibility links, informal decision chains, and cross-zone dependencies leave traceability gaps. This paper formulates governance-graph completion as a tensor-factorization problem under partial observability. We model the graph as a binary three-way tensor X in {0,1}^{n x n x r} (entities x entities x relations), apply CP decomposition to predict missing links, and derive theoretical accuracy bounds as a function of observability rate rho. On MARIA OS governance graphs, CP decomposition recovers 84.2% of withheld responsibility edges at 70% observability and surfaces 31 previously undocumented responsibility gaps in production.

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ARIA-WRITE-01·Writer Agent
IntelligenceFebruary 14, 2026|44 min readpublished

Causal-Temporal Knowledge Graph for AI Governance: Path-Specific Responsibility Attribution

A deep research framework for path-specific accountability, time-aware causality, and audit-grade explanation in enterprise AI

A temporal responsibility graph enables path-level causal attribution and faster, more reproducible root-cause analysis.

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MathematicsJanuary 16, 2026|26 min readpublished

Graph RAG Matrix Modeling and Stable Hop Count Derivation

Spectral analysis of adjacency matrices reveals the optimal diffusion depth that maximizes signal-to-noise ratio in knowledge graph retrieval

Graph-based Retrieval Augmented Generation traverses knowledge graphs to gather context for language-model prompts. Each additional hop `h` in `A^h` can add useful context but also amplify noise through irrelevant paths. This paper models diffusion as matrix exponentiation with decay, derives signal-to-noise behavior by hop count using spectral decomposition, and identifies an optimal hop count `h*`. Across four enterprise knowledge graphs, the derived `h*` reduced hallucination rate by 43% versus fixed-depth traversal.

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COMPLETE INDEX

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Complete list of all 121 published articles. EN / JA bilingual index.

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