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Wave Connect — synchronising authorities in the uni0nai system

A working picture of wave connects: how central and local bodies, regulatory sandboxes and one European uni0nai system link into a single, synchronised circuit — self-regulation (bodies and agents regulate themselves) complemented by co-regulation (together with the regulator). This is the ENVOIS 3.0 frame, not a declaration of conformity.

STATUS: DATA ENVOIS 3.0 2026-06-07 evidence-first · claim ≤ proof
One system. Four layers. The waves that bind them.
Central and local bodies do not operate in isolation — through regulatory sandboxes they plug into uni0nai: a shared DID, a shared scoring, a shared evidence layer.
Evidence rule: no proof = GAP, not a fact. Statuses: LIVE confirmed by proof · DATA documented dataset · SOON in preparation / a goal · GAP observation of a divergence (not an accusation). We apply claim ≤ proof.

1 // Wave diagram — four connect layers

An illustrative schematic. Waves (SVG curves) flow from the layers of central and local bodies, through regulatory sandboxes, into one uni0nai system. Each wave is a different circuit process.

audit wave deployment wave communication wave synchronisation wave
LAYER 1 LAYER 2 LAYER 3 LAYER 4 Ministries oversight / register Tax admin (KAS) case selection / STIR Supervisory bodies DPA / RCL / MoDA Municipality deployment Regional gov procedure Sandbox audit / test Sandbox deployment uni0nai one European system · self-regulation + co-regulation

Illustrative schematic (static + CSS animation). It does not reflect individual decisions of any authority; it describes the connect circuit frame within uni0nai.

2 // Competencies and actions

What each layer brings to the circuit and which process it runs. Status = degree of documentation in the evidence layer.

LayerCompetencyActionStatus
Central bodies Oversight, register, interpretation, selection for inspection Maintaining the AI-system register, supervising conformity, institutional correspondence DATA
Local bodies Deployment, procedure, citizen service Using AI in public services, internal procedures, documenting decisions DATA
Regulatory sandbox Testing, audit, controlled deployment Trials in a supervised environment, evidence bundles (proof-pack), review with the regulator SOON
uni0nai Synchronisation, governance, evidence layer Shared DID, shared scoring, shared evidence trail; binding the layers into one circuit LIVE

3 // Flagging inconsistencies (openly, as GAP)

Divergences between layers are recorded as observations, not accusations. Each is a hypothesis to be verified — in line with claim ≤ proof. No proof = GAP.

AreaObserved divergenceEffect on the circuitStatus
Pace of readiness Central bodies are expected to be ready earlier than market and local actors — different timelines. Asynchrony: layers plug into the connect at different times. GAP
Audit vs procedure Local government builds deployment procedures, but without a parallel, independent audit. A procedure without an evidence trail is hard to synchronise. GAP
Unified register No single, coherent register of AI systems covering both central and local levels. Data fragmentation — the connect waves lack a common reference point. GAP
Variable communication speed Correspondence between bodies "circulates" (e.g. DPA → RCL → MoDA) before reaching the addressee. The communication wave is stretched; it delays deployment and audit. GAP
No shared identity Systems and operators lack a common identifier (DID) across layers. A coherent attribution of accountability and scoring is impossible. GAP

4 // Synchronisation and configuration — how uni0nai binds the layers

uni0nai does not replace the authorities. It gives them a shared configuration of the circuit, so that the layers speak one language of evidence. The process operates on every plane at once: self-regulation (bodies and agents regulate themselves) + co-regulation (jointly with the regulator).

Shared DID

One identity for a system/operator across the whole circuit — accountability can be attributed between layers.

Shared scoring

One readiness and trust scale — comparable for central, local and sandbox levels.

Shared evidence layer

Every action leaves a trail (evidence layer); audit and synchronisation draw from the same source.

Shared wave configuration

Audit, deployment, communication and synchronisation are defined once and consistent across all layers.

Two planes in one system

SELF-REGULATION bodies and agents configure their own processes (register, procedure, kill-switch, human oversight) and leave their own evidence trail.

CO-REGULATION the regulator enters through the sandbox — reviews the proof-pack, approves patterns, corrects the configuration. Synchronisation is two-way.

5 // ENVOIS 3.0 processes — circuit steps

How an action flows through the connect waves — from plugging a layer in to synchronisation in uni0nai.

  1. Connect. A central or local body receives a shared DID and enters the circuit.
  2. Deployment wave. The local layer runs an AI system within a procedure and documents the decisions.
  3. Audit wave. The action goes to the sandbox: a test in a supervised environment + proof-pack.
  4. Communication wave. Results and letters move between layers with a single evidence trail.
  5. Synchronisation wave. uni0nai gathers the trail, assigns scoring and binds the layers into one state.
  6. Co-regulation. The regulator reviews and corrects the configuration; the loop returns to step 1.

Related subpages

The full programme picture: /ai-truth/piaskownica · /ai-truth/regulatorzy-eu · /ai-truth/wdrozenia · /ai-truth/indeks · PL original

Disclaimer. This material is informational and research-oriented and remains under human oversight. The wave diagram is an illustrative schematic of the ENVOIS 3.0 frame and does not reflect individual decisions of any authority. Observed divergences (GAP) are hypotheses to be verified, not accusations. This material is not a certification · not a notified body · not a legal conclusion. Details: /legal/not-certification.