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Architecture as Law: The Structural Necessity of the Fifth Condition for Artificial Intelligence
Contemporary AI governance frameworks identify failures at the level of data, models, and control policies, but systematically miss a structural dimension: the organizing law that makes these components cohere as a governable system. This paper argues that existing frameworks—from the classical DIKW
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