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.
The record is one of the semi-restored class. It was assembled from a Zenodo tombstone citation_text capture after the 19 June 2026 termination — the thinnest recovery tier the archive uses — with no live authorial surface passing the body-head gate at restoration time. The captured fields stand verbatim in the body; the essay itself is not seated here, and the record exists so the identifier resolves to the work's identity rather than to silence.