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IROA.AI Whitepaper

The Human Utility Protocol document that connects real-world requests to safe execution and verifiable outcomes.

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IROA.AI Whitepaper

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Korean original
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20. Principal Risks and Responses

Risk Impact Response
Wrong booking or order Cost and schedule harm Outcome verification, final confirmation, cancellation and compensation process
Changed website Execution failure API first, change detection, isolated retry
Prompt injection Leakage or wrong action Separate content, restrict tools and authority
Node compromise Privacy breach Device authentication, isolation, short authority, remote revocation
Kiosk residual data Exposure to next user Reset, local encryption, automatic deletion
Voice or wearable error Wrong judgment Confirmation, multiple signals, no diagnosis
Check-in false alarm Unnecessary report and anxiety Staged retry, chosen contact order, measurement
AI replaces relationships Deeper isolation Prefer real contact, usage and stop controls, field evidence
Robot collision Physical or property damage Limits, physical stop, standards, insurance, staged trial
Household surveillance Privacy loss Default non-collection, local processing, channel consent, deletion
Excess guardian control Loss of self-determination Granular authority, review records, withdrawal
Data-reward pressure Exploitation Separate consent, fair reward, minimum collection
Reward fraud Higher cost Outcome proof, anomaly detection, dispute review
Platform policy change Reduced mobile capability Standards, phone, watch, kiosk, and secure-execution alternatives
Uneven helper quality Safety and trust loss Role checks, training, evaluation, qualification limits

20.1 When automation must stop

Stop when intent is unclear and cost or legal effect may occur; unrequested data transfer is required; a site asks for greater authority or outside contact; results cannot be verified and duplication is possible; medical, legal, or financial judgment is required; the user expresses anxiety, confusion, or refusal; a companion lacks grounds to interpret non-response; or robot sensing, braking, or connectivity falls outside safety limits.