AI-influenced systems break on their own timelines. The failure arrives the day before the audit, or the moment a regulator asks for evidence of control that turns out not to exist. Luminary Diagnostics finds the failure point first.
Three stages. Each produces a written determination. Each builds on the one before it. You can enter at any stage, but the journey is designed to be followed in sequence.
"Does authority over our AI-influenced decisions actually exist, or is governance a description of something that is no longer present?"
"Where are the control gaps? What is Real, Assumed, Absent? Will our governance hold under pressure, and what does it need to feed our Target Operating Model?"
"Is the control we established still holding, as AI use changes and agents take on more?"
Six questions across five dimensions. One determination: PROCEED, PAUSE, or STOP. Completed in 12 to 18 minutes by the person who carries accountability. The Constitutional Signal Report is delivered immediately on completion.
It establishes whether authority over your AI-influenced decisions is real, visible and exercisable at the point decisions are made, or only described. The right question before any deeper diagnostic begins.
£997 credited in full against BreakPoint.
One structured executive interview. Four questions. Every AI-influenced decision point in scope examined against three criteria. The result is not a score. It is a written determination of where human authority is Real, Assumed, or Absent.
Every decision point receives one of three determinations
The four questions BreakPoint examines
We do not advise. We determine. If a regulator demands evidence of control, a maturity score will not satisfy them. A written constitutional determination, built from your own evidence, will. For organisations redesigning their Target Operating Model in the AI era, BreakPoint is the input TOM architects have been unable to source until now.
New governance risk: 2026
Governments can now unilaterally restrict access to foundational AI infrastructure across entire jurisdictions. If the AI systems at the centre of your decision chains become unavailable, the constitutional determination BreakPoint produces, built from your own evidence and not dependent on any AI system, is the only independent map of where human authority existed. That is what a regulator, insurer or acquirer will ask for. It is now also what your board needs before the risk crystallises.
Three composite assessments across Insurance, Wealth Management and Asset Management, each constituted from published regulatory evidence. Real. Assumed. Absent.
View the assessments →Eight sector intelligence briefings, each built from the published regulatory evidence base for that industry. Each maps where human authority is most at risk and the regulatory pressure driving it. Predictive inferences from evidence, not assertions of findings.
Establishing control is not a one-time event. AI use changes, agents take on more and decision chains evolve. Exposure Pulse is autonomous continuous monitoring of whether the control position established through BreakPoint is still holding. It detects authority drift and control degradation before they become consequential.
Not a periodic review. A continuous governance layer, built for the agentic era.
Available from August 2026
The pace of change in agentic AI, and the emergence of new structural risk categories including infrastructural sovereignty, has prompted us to align Exposure Pulse with an entirely new constitutional framework before launch. The framework will be published ahead of availability. Pricing at launch.
Different buyers arrive at the AI control question from different directions. The diagnostic methodology is the same, but the urgency, the framing and the consequential question differ.
"Do we have governance standing if this goes wrong?"
Boards are first to be asked the question and last to have the evidence. BreakPoint gives the board a defensible written determination of exactly where human authority holds and where it does not, before a regulator, insurer or claimant asks first.
"Can we evidence control to an external auditor?"
Assurance teams need evidence, not frameworks. BreakPoint produces constitutional determinations from your own evidence, the kind that can be handed to an external auditor, regulator or insurer without qualification.
"Can we deliver genuine AI governance assurance to our clients?"
Consultancies can introduce BreakPoint as the independent constitutional assessment their clients need. Structural separation is preserved by design. Luminary determines, the consultancy advises.
"Can this sector provide independent, evidenced assurance that human authority over AI is real, not assumed?"
Luminary Diagnostics operates as an independent third-party assessor. The sector intelligence briefings provide the evidenced baseline against which sector-level assessments are made.
Most governance frameworks were designed for ANI, narrow AI operating within defined parameters. We are past that.
The Stanford AI Index 2026 documents benchmark saturation. METR task-horizon data shows exponential growth in autonomous AI work. Frontier systems exceed expert human performance across multiple professional domains while remaining poorly understood by the organisations deploying them. That is the governance gap, not that AI is too powerful to control, but that most organisations have not diagnosed the shape of what they are governing.
Five questions. No sign-up. The result tells you which diagnostic fits your situation and how urgently you need to act.
Every existing AI governance framework was designed for narrow AI: compliance checklists, maturity models and risk registers built for a world where AI does one defined thing within bounded parameters. That world is already behind us.
Luminary Diagnostics was built on Steve Butler's original constitutional frameworks: the Six Laws of Epistemic Opposition, the Eleven Laws of Human Governability, the Seven Laws of Agentic Safety, and, established on the NIST public record in June 2026, the Laws of Pre-emptive Governability and the Constitutional Agentic Operating System. LPG identifies ten governance territories where human authority is structurally at risk as AI capability advances toward AGI and ASI. CAOS provides the constitutional operating architecture for agentic AI deployment. Neither is adapted from existing frameworks.
When Exposure Pulse launches in August 2026, it will be the first monitoring product in the world aligned to a constitutional framework purpose-built for the agentic era. Our competition governs yesterday's problem. Luminary Diagnostics is built for the one arriving now.
Steve Butler is the author of nine books on AI governance, constitutional intelligence and epistemic safety. His forthcoming tenth, The Closing Window: Human Authority in the Age of Agentic AI, is in development. His foundational frameworks are on the NIST public record.
Luminary Diagnostics and AITru share a common founder but operate as independent entities. Luminary diagnoses. AITru governs. Structural separation is maintained to preserve diagnostic independence.
Every engagement starts with a review meeting. No preparation required. Thirty minutes.