# Right Not To Be Finalized **Domain:** Epistemic rights / AI governance **Doc Type:** Developed Wiki Node **Maturity:** Developed **Collection:** [[collections/Gamification|Gamification Collection]] ## Definition The **right not to be finalized** is the principle that a predictive model may estimate risk or behavior without acquiring permanent authority over the person it represents. ## Significance [[articles/gamification/America Loves Games and the Home Court Advantage|America Loves Games and the Home Court Advantage]] places this right at the constitutional boundary of the [[wiki/Operational Doppelgänger|operational doppelgänger]]. A model may support action without becoming the final, unanswerable identity of the subject it represents. It requires revisability, appeal, context, temporal limits, and a path by which later conduct can alter institutional state. ## Sources - [[articles/gamification/Lex Sportiva and Winning Without Bloodshed|Lex Sportiva and Winning Without Bloodshed]] - [Primary or institutional source](https://www.nist.gov/itl/ai-risk-management-framework) ## Routes [[wiki/Finalization|Finalization]] · [[wiki/Peak Person|Peak Person]] · [[wiki/Representational Due Process|Representational Due Process]] · [[articles/gamification/Lex Sportiva and Winning Without Bloodshed|Lex Sportiva and Winning Without Bloodshed]]