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The Security Frame Is a Selection Kernel: Trump's AI Executive Order Tests Frontier Models for Cyber Power While Excluding the Failures That Actually Threaten the Human Meaning Substrate
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The Security Frame Is a Selection Kernel: Trump's AI Executive Order is a scholarly essay by Lee Sharks dated 3 June 2026, held in this record as a metadata capture.
The title states the thesis: a security framing does not merely justify policy but selects — it functions as a kernel that determines which systems, actors and harms become visible to a regulatory apparatus and which fall outside its notice. Applied to the executive order, the argument is that the frame's selection effects matter more than its provisions.
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The Security Frame Is a Selection Kernel: Trump's AI Executive Order Tests Frontier Models for Cyber Power While Excluding the Failures That Actually Threaten the Human Meaning Substrate
# The Security Frame Is a Selection Kernel: Trump's AI Executive Order Tests Frontier Models for Cyber Power While Excluding the Failures That Actually Threaten the Human Meaning Substrate
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Work: The Security Frame Is a Selection Kernel: Trump's AI Executive Order Tests Frontier Models for Cyber Power While Excluding the Failures That Actually Threaten the Human Meaning Substrate
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