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1<!DOCTYPE html> 2<html lang="en"> 3<head> 4<title>ADARA v10.0</title> 5 6/* ADARA: Adversarial Deception-Aware Risk Architecture 7 * for Multi-domain Escalation Control 8 * Author: Burak Oktenli 9 * Georgetown University 10 * MPS Applied Intelligence 11 */ 12 13// Full source: 3,680 lines
ADARA: Adversarial Deception-Aware Risk Architecture for Multi-domain Escalation Control
ADARA is the first proactive deception prior for autonomous governance. It adjusts operational authority downward pre-emptively based on the probability that current inputs are adversarially manipulated, even before manipulation is confirmed. Unlike reactive hallucination detection, ADARA computes P(adversarial) from input distribution anomalies, temporal correlation, cross-sensor consistency, and Bayesian mission history.
Patent Status
Published on Zenodo · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19043924.
Author: Burak Oktenli
Affiliation: Georgetown University, M.P.S. Applied Intelligence
Status: Published on Zenodo · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19043924, interactive simulation live.
Key Features
- Deception Probability Engine (DPE)
- Deception-Adjusted Authority: A_adj = A_hmaa × (1 - λ × P_deception)
- Phantom Fleet Detection Module for AI-hallucinated hostile force scenarios
- Bayesian update over mission history
- Cross-sensor consistency scoring
- Input distribution anomaly detection
- Temporal correlation pattern analysis
- λ deception sensitivity calibration
- Real-time authority adjustment visualization
Technical Specifications
- Language: HTML, JavaScript, CSS (single-file architecture)
- Dependencies: None (zero external libraries)
- Runtime: Browser-based, client-side only
- Lines of code: 3,679
Author
Burak Oktenli
Georgetown University, M.P.S. Applied Intelligence
ORCID: 0009-0001-8573-1667
Contact: info@burakoktenli.com
License
Copyright © 2026 Burak Oktenli · Georgetown University M.P.S. Applied Intelligence · ORCID 0009-0001-8573-1667 · Washington, DC · CC BY 4.0