THE MYAKH PLATFORM
How Authorization-Before-Execution Works
Every governed request moves through a deterministic sequence before the downstream AI system may act.
STEP 1
Resolve Identity
MyAKH resolves trusted authentication, proofing, or external identity signals into a canonical subject DID and wallet context.
STEP 4
Evaluate Likeness and Policy
The system calculates similarity where applicable and evaluates operation, resource, consent, and governance rules.
STEP 2
Load Consent & Governance State
The Gatekeeper loads active consent, assurance metadata, wallet status, policy, resource permissions, and applicable license conditions.
STEP 5
Approve, Deny, or Flag
The Gatekeeper returns a structured decision and reason code. Only an APPROVE decision should permit the downstream platform to execute.
STEP 3
Validate Pipeline Compatibility
The incoming likeness or content reference must be compatible with the stored embedding and pipeline version. Incompatible versions fail closed before similarity is calculated.
STEP 6
Generate Proof and Replay Record
The system produces a signed Decision Proof Object that can be retrieved, verified, and replayed for audit.
Example: Governed Avatar Synthesis
1. A verified rights holder is associated with a canonical identity and wallet.
2. Consent and digital-likeness permissions are recorded.
3. A platform submits a request to generate or use the avatar.
4. The request identifies the operation, resource, modality, and execution context.
5. MyAKH checks identity, consent, license conditions, version compatibility, likeness evidence, and policy.
6. The downstream synthesis system proceeds only if the Gatekeeper returns APPROVE.
7. A signed DPO provides evidence of the authorization decision.
Why This Matters
Detection asks whether content appears suspicious after it exists.
MyAKH asks whether the requested use was authorized before the AI system acts.
This changes governance from a post-processing review into an enforceable runtime control.
