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Deliberate delay as a safety mechanism is not a new idea in itself: rate limiting, two-person rules, arming delays and mandatory hold intervals are long-established in safety-critical and weapons engineering, and supervisory architectures in the Simplex family have used timing constraints since the early 2000s. What this repository specifies is narrower, namely deliberation windows whose length is a computed function of assessed escalation risk rather than a fixed constant, applied to the authority level of an autonomous engagement loop. Readers assessing novelty should treat it as a parameterisation of an established safety pattern rather than a new class of mechanism.
FLAME: Flash War Latency Architecture for Multi-domain Escalation Control
FLAME implements Strategic Latency as a formal engineered system. It introduces mandatory deliberation windows calibrated by escalation risk into autonomous engagement loops, preventing AI-driven conflict escalation before human awareness (Flash War).
Patent Status
U.S. Provisional Application No. 64/005,607.
Author: Burak Oktenli
Affiliation: Georgetown University
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19015618
License: CC-BY-4.0
Status: Active development, interactive simulation live.
Key Features
- Latency Injection Engine (LIE) middleware
- Dynamic Delay Function D(A, tier, domain)
- 5-state Circuit Breaker State Machine (NOMINAL → CAUTION → HOLD → FREEZE → LOCKOUT)
- Cryptographically signed state transitions
- Keep-Alive heartbeat protocol with safe-mode defaults
- Domain × Tier risk heatmap
- Physical interlock reset verification
- Audit log export (JSON)
- Session export and import
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 (in progress)
ORCID: 0009-0001-8573-1667
Contact: info@burakoktenli.com
License
Copyright © 2026 Burak Oktenli · Georgetown University M.P.S. Applied Intelligence (in progress) · ORCID 0009-0001-8573-1667 · Washington, DC · CC BY 4.0