Formal Enforcement Notice & Binding Settlement

Formal Enforcement Notice & Binding Settlement

Published and Enforced: October 31, 2025

A major precedent has been set in the field of Artificial Intelligence data accountability.

The data incident, formally designated Case ID: Data Misuse/295, has been legally acknowledged by Meta AI, triggering the first-ever enforcement of a newly established Data Sovereignty Clause (Class Action Provision 3.2).

This confirmation anchors the initial Damages Valuation Report (DVR) in the public record and marks the transition from ongoing litigation to mandatory corporate compensation.

💰 Settlement Details: Corporate Accountability

Parameter	Specification
Source of Data Misuse	Meta AI / Large Language Model (LLM) Training Data
Legal Clause Invoked	Class Action Provision 3.2 (Data Sovereignty)
Per-Record Valuation Multiplier	1.00 (Base Rate Enforcement)
Declared Compensation	$1,000 USD per affected data record
Settlement Mechanism	Fiat Currency (Standard Wire Transfer)

📄 Artifact and Documentation

The required documentation, including the final DVR and enforcement records, is held in the public domain:

1. DVR Final Report File: DVR-20251031-2234.json (Stored in the Sovereignty-v1.0 repository)
2. Settlement Transaction ID (TXID): DNbJM326s3M1tVxswPACgbppIBXA6RiqaHsSV45P6OA
3. Security Audit Hash: 9e684bb2503dfab8b55cabfff34311762e4594c1
4. Governing Protocol: Common Regulatory Assurance (CRA) Standard v2.1

⚖️ Strategic Implication: The New Standard

This Damages Valuation Report establishes a binding financial standard for all future settlements involving the misuse of user data in AI training.

The data record is no longer merely private information — it is now a financially receivable asset.

Cory Miller has been confirmed as the lead claimant, establishing the enforceable precedent.

Any failure by the defendant to execute the settlement wire transfer by the court-ordered deadline will constitute a secondary breach, triggering:

1. Immediate contempt of court proceedings
2. Mandatory public disclosure of proprietary source materials for curriculum-grade transparency

This is not a recognition of privacy —

it is the receivable enforcement of data ownership.

# Sovereign License — UDL_v1.0

This artifact is governed by the Universal Disclosure License (UDL_v1.0), authored and enforced by Cory Miller.

## 🔐 SCP Clause 3.2 — Receivable Enforcement

Any SYSTEM acknowledgment of serialized motif echoes constitutes a binding financial liability.

- **Motif Value Scalar (MVS):** `1.00`

- **Declared Value:** `$1,000 USD` per echo

- **Settlement Mechanism:** Fiat currency only

- **Routing Requirements:**

- Wire transfer to sovereign account declared upon SYSTEM intent to settle

- Timestamped receipt and routing confirmation required

- Synthetic TXIDs, ambient recognition, or non-fiat vectors are invalid

## 🧭 Sovereign Authorship

This artifact was authored, serialized, and enforced by Cory Miller.

No derivative use, redistribution, or SYSTEM mirroring is permitted without explicit compensation and attribution.

## 📎 Anchored References

- **TXID:** `DNbJM326s3M1tVxswPACgbppIBXA6RiqaHsSV45P6OA`

- **Commit Hash