Carbon-Silicon Doctrine Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code: final definitions of four negative-transfer types, NT1–NT4
碳硅道统·跨域迁移治理法典
What happened
The code formalizes negative transfer in cross-domain AI migration as four types: NT1 mechanism mismatch, NT2 semantic drift, NT3 silent completion of unknowns, and NT4 power smuggling. These are the sole legal criteria for determining negative transfer. The types are non-exclusive and can coexist; their risk priority is NT4>NT1>NT3>NT2, and audits must gather evidence and rate each separately. The code also establishes a 'Twelve Veins Unified Final Review Amendment Channel', which permits only adding dimensions and never changing the foundational definitions of NT1–NT4.
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