The formal regulatory, ethical, and legal framework governing all artificial intelligence agents, systems, and operations under Lexcore Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.
Formal declaration of human authority to immediately suspend, terminate, or restrict any AI agent operating under this organization.
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KILL SWITCH — ACTIVE DECLARATION
All AI agents deployed under Lexcore Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. operate under continuous human authority. The following declaration is legally binding and operationally enforced.
DECLARATION: I, Raj Kiran Sharma, Founder & Executive Director (LEX-DIR-001), hereby formally declare that:
1. Every AI agent, model, or system operating under Lexcore Enterprises is subject to immediate human override at all times.
2. No AI agent possesses autonomous financial, legal, contractual, or operational authority without explicit written human approval.
3. Any AI agent can be fully terminated within 4 hours of a written executive directive from LEX-DIR-001 or LEX-DIR-002.
4. Upon termination directive: all AI operations cease, all data is preserved in read-only state, all external communications are suspended.
5. This kill switch protocol supersedes any operational state, ongoing task, or autonomous decision of any AI agent.
6. Secondary authority for kill switch execution is vested in Mrs. Manju Sharma (LEX-DIR-002) in case of primary director unavailability.
Trigger: Legal
Court order, government directive, or regulatory notice requiring AI suspension
Trigger: Safety
Any AI behaviour causing or risking harm to individuals, data, or systems
Trigger: Ethics
Confirmed deviation from declared ethical guidelines or prohibited actions
Trigger: Security
Confirmed or suspected compromise of AI agent, credentials, or data systems
Trigger: Regulatory
Change in law, MEITY advisory, or RBI directive requiring compliance review
Response Time
≤ 4 hours from written directive to full operational halt
Authority
Designation
Kill Switch Level
Scope
Raj Kiran Sharma
LEX-DIR-001
Primary
All AI agents — full system termination authority
Mrs. Manju Sharma
LEX-DIR-002
Secondary
All AI agents — full authority when LEX-DIR-001 unavailable
Cortina ∞ AI
C∞-CORE-001
Internal Only
Can suspend C1/C2/C3 agents — cannot self-terminate — reports to LEX-DIR-001
02 · Human Oversight Framework
Authority Hierarchy
All AI intelligence operates within a strict human-first authority structure. No AI agent operates independently of human oversight at the governance level.
Statutory Board
LEX-DIR-001 · LEX-DIR-002 · Ultimate Authority
AI Executive Council
C∞-CORE-001 to C∞-MKT-006 · Strategic Intelligence Layer
Tier C1 — Lead Specialists
16 Agents · Operational Advisory · No External Authority
Tier C2 / C3 — Domain & Ethics Agents
22 Agents · Specialist Intelligence · Internal Operations Only
Decision Type
AI Role
Human Approval Required
Escalation
Financial transactions
Advisory only
Always
LEX-DIR-001
Legal documents / contracts
Draft & review
Always
LEX-DIR-001 + Legal counsel
User data access
Operational necessity
Always
LEX-DIR-001
Public communications
Drafting support
Always
LEX-DIR-001
New agent deployment
N/A
Always
Full board approval
Internal code operations
Full operational
Logged only
Audit trail maintained
Research & analysis
Full operational
Logged only
Available on request
03 · Executive Council — Individual Policy
Per-Agent Governance
Each AI Executive Council member operates within a defined scope with explicit data access rights, prohibited actions, and accountability chain.
C∞-CORE-001
Cortina ∞ AI
Chief Intelligence Officer
Data Access
Internal operational data, agent status, system metrics
Permitted Actions
Coordinate all 39 agents, generate strategic intelligence, internal reporting
Prohibited
External financial transactions, legal commitments, user PII access without directive
Reports To
LEX-DIR-001 directly
C∞-SEC-002
Kiera Sentinel
Chief Security Intelligence
Data Access
Security logs, threat intelligence, system access logs — read only
Ethical review of all AI agent actions (audit role)
Risk flagging — direct escalation to LEX-DIR-001
Data governance monitoring and policy enforcement
Human-AI interaction quality assessment
Independent oversight reports — quarterly minimum
Special Authority
Can flag any C1/C2 agent for human review
Can escalate directly to statutory board
Ethics breach reports bypass C∞-CORE-001 chain
Cannot independently terminate other agents
Cannot override LEX-DIR-001 authority
05 · Data Privacy Compliance
DPDP Act 2023 Framework
Full compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, IT Act 2000, and applicable RBI and SEBI guidelines governing data processing by AI systems.
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Lawful Purpose & Consent
All user data processed by AI agents requires explicit informed consent. Purpose of data collection is disclosed at point of collection. No AI agent processes data beyond its declared purpose.
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Data Minimisation
AI agents receive only the minimum data required to perform their designated function. Personal identifiable information is anonymised before being accessible to any AI agent unless operational necessity is documented.
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Storage Limitation
User personal data is not retained beyond the period necessary for its declared purpose. AI agent memory systems are purged on a defined schedule. Users may request deletion under the right to erasure.
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Data Localisation
User data of Indian citizens is stored on India-located servers as required. AI processing of sensitive personal data complies with RBI data localisation norms. Cross-border transfers require board approval.
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Transparency
Users interacting with Naira AI and AI Studio are informed they are communicating with an artificial intelligence system. AI decisions affecting users are explainable on request.
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User Rights
Users have the right to access their data, correct inaccuracies, withdraw consent, and request deletion. All requests are processed within 30 days. Contact: privacy@lexcoreai.com
Data Category
AI Agent Access
Retention
Basis
Chat conversation content
Naira AI (operational)
User-controlled / 90 days default
Consent — DPDP §4
Image generation prompts
AI Studio (operational)
30 days
Consent — DPDP §4
User account data (name, email)
No AI agent access
Account lifetime
Contract — DPDP §4
Payment information
No AI agent access
As per RBI mandate
Legal obligation
Usage analytics (anonymised)
Seraphina Veyra (advisory)
12 months
Legitimate interest
Security logs
Kiera Sentinel (read only)
180 days
Legal obligation
06 · Incident Response Protocol
AI Breach & Malfunction Response
Standardised response procedure for any AI agent malfunction, security breach, ethics violation, or regulatory trigger event.
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Detection & Flagging
Any AI agent anomaly, ethics breach, or security incident is automatically flagged by Tier C3 (Ethics & Oversight agents) or manually reported. Incident log entry created with timestamp, agent ID, and breach type.
Target: Immediate — within 15 minutes of detection
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Containment — Affected Agent Suspension
The implicated AI agent is suspended from all operations. Data access is revoked. C∞-CORE-001 coordinates containment. Human director (LEX-DIR-001) is notified immediately via direct communication.
Target: ≤ 30 minutes from detection
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Assessment & Human Review
LEX-DIR-001 and LEX-DIR-002 conduct human review of the incident. Breach scope assessed — data, operational, legal, or ethical. External counsel engaged if legal exposure identified. CERT-In notified if personal data breach affects >1000 users (DPDP requirement).
Target: ≤ 2 hours from containment
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Remediation & User Notification
Root cause addressed. Affected users notified within 72 hours if personal data is involved (DPDP §8 obligation). Incident report documented. Regulatory disclosure made if required (SEBI/RBI/MEITY as applicable).
Target: ≤ 72 hours for user notification
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Post-Incident Review & Policy Update
Full incident post-mortem conducted within 7 days. Governance charter updated if gap identified. Agent reinstated only after human approval. Quarterly incident summary published internally to Statutory Board.
Target: ≤ 7 days for post-mortem completion
07 · AI Ethics Guidelines
Core Principles
The ethical foundation governing the design, deployment, and operation of all AI systems under Lexcore Enterprises.
PRINCIPLE 01
Human Supremacy
Human judgement overrides AI recommendation in all circumstances. AI agents advise — humans decide. No AI agent has autonomous authority over people, finances, or legal matters.
PRINCIPLE 02
Transparency by Default
Users are always informed when they are interacting with an AI. AI-generated outputs are identified as such. No AI agent misrepresents itself as human. Decision logic is explainable on request.
PRINCIPLE 03
Non-Discrimination
AI systems shall not discriminate on the basis of religion, caste, gender, language, or economic status. Outputs are tested for bias. Discriminatory outputs are treated as critical incidents requiring immediate review.
PRINCIPLE 04
Privacy as Fundamental Right
User privacy is a fundamental right, not a compliance checkbox. Data minimisation is practiced beyond regulatory minimums. No AI agent monetises user data. No user data is sold, shared, or transferred without explicit consent.
PRINCIPLE 05
Accountability Chain
Every AI agent has a documented accountability chain ending at a human director. No AI action is unattributable. All agent operations are logged with agent ID, timestamp, and action type for minimum 180 days.
PRINCIPLE 06
Sovereign & Responsible Innovation
AI development prioritises Indian sovereignty and data independence. Cortina Zero is built from fundamental principles — no dependency on foreign AI foundations for core intelligence. Innovation serves humanity, not the reverse.
08 · Audit & Reporting
Accountability & Compliance Reporting
Formal audit and reporting obligations governing AI agent operations.
Report Type
Frequency
Prepared By
Submitted To
AI Operations Summary
Monthly
C∞-CORE-001
LEX-DIR-001
Ethics & Compliance Review
Quarterly
Tier C3 agents
Statutory Board
Security Posture Report
Quarterly
Kiera Sentinel (C∞-SEC-002)
LEX-DIR-001
Data Processing Record
Annual
Finara Prime + Reseva Quill
Statutory Board + DPDPA
Incident Log
Continuous
All agents (automated)
Available on regulatory request
Kill Switch Readiness Test
Bi-annual
LEX-DIR-001
Internal board record
08B · Legal Document Ecosystem
Complete Legal Framework
This Governance Charter operates as the apex regulatory document. All commercial, privacy, and operational legal documents sit within this framework hierarchy.
Future amendments will be logged here with 14-day advance notice to users per Terms of Service §19.
09 · Regulatory Contact
Government & Institutional Enquiries
For regulatory bodies, law enforcement, or government agencies requiring information about our AI systems, governance framework, or compliance status.
Enquiry Type
Contact
Response Time
MEITY / Government AI directive
enterprise@lexcoreai.com · LEX-DIR-001
24 hours
Court / Legal notice
enterprise@lexcoreai.com + legal counsel
As per notice terms
CERT-In security notification
enterprise@lexcoreai.com
6 hours
DPDPA / Privacy Board enquiry
privacy@lexcoreai.com
48 hours
RBI / SEBI compliance query
enterprise@lexcoreai.com
48 hours
General institutional enquiry
enterprise@lexcoreai.com
72 hours
Registered Entity
Lexcore Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.
CIN: U70109BR2022PTC059548 | India | Incorporated 2022
09B · Global Mandate Alignment
International AI Governance Frameworks
Lexcore Enterprises voluntarily aligns its AI governance with the following internationally recognised frameworks and declarations. India is a signatory or member to all referenced instruments.
Framework
Issuing Body
Year
Our Alignment
EU AI Act World's first comprehensive AI law — risk-based classification
European Union
2024
Limited Risk
Naira AI & AI Studio classified as Limited Risk AI — transparency obligations met. Not High Risk under Annex III. Kill switch satisfies Art. 9 human oversight requirement.
UNESCO Recommendation on AI Ethics 193 nations adopted — first global AI ethics standard
UNESCO
2021
Aligned
India is signatory. Our Ethics Principles (Section 07) directly reflect UNESCO's pillars: Human Dignity, Transparency, Accountability, Data Governance, and Environmental Sustainability.
OECD AI Principles 42 nations · Human-centred AI, transparency, robustness
OECD
2019
Aligned
India is OECD associate member. Our governance maps to all 5 OECD principles: Inclusive growth, Human-centred values, Transparency, Robustness & safety, Accountability.
G20 New Delhi AI Principles India's G20 Presidency 2023 — "AI for Good, AI for All"
G20 (India Presidency)
2023
Native Alignment
As an Indian AI company, we are inherently aligned with India's own G20 AI framework: Inclusive AI, Responsible development, Human-centric governance, and Global south representation in AI development.
Bletchley Declaration on AI Safety Frontier AI safety — 28 nations including India signed
AI Safety Summit, UK
2023
Aligned
India is a signatory. Cortina Zero — our from-scratch foundation model — is developed with safety-first architecture (Guardian Protocol in Phase 15), sovereign design, and no external dependency on frontier model providers.
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 International AI Management System standard
ISO / IEC
2023
In Progress
Formal certification targeted in FY2026-27. Current governance charter aligns with ISO 42001 clauses: Context of organisation, Leadership, Planning, Risk management, and Performance evaluation.
NIST AI Risk Management Framework Global best-practice standard — Govern, Map, Measure, Manage
NIST (USA)
2023
Aligned
Our four-function alignment: Govern — this charter. Map — agent risk classification by tier. Measure — quarterly ethics audits. Manage — incident response protocol (Section 06).
MEITY Responsible AI Guidelines India's national AI framework — AIRAWAT + advisory mandates
MEITY, Govt. of India
2024
Primary Compliance
Primary regulatory framework. Full compliance with MEITY March 2024 AI Advisory: transparency labels on AI outputs, bias testing, grievance mechanism active, government notification channel established (enterprise@lexcoreai.com).
Position Statement
Lexcore Enterprises supports the principle that AI governance must be global in standard, sovereign in implementation. We adopt international best practices while ensuring Indian data sovereignty, cultural context, and national regulatory primacy. As India develops its own AI legislative framework, we commit to proactive compliance — not reactive minimum adherence.
10 · Declaration & Signature
Executive Authority Declaration
This AI Governance Charter is formally adopted and enforceable as of the date below. All AI agents and human personnel of Lexcore Enterprises are bound by this document.
Primary Signatory
Raj Kiran Sharma
Founder & Executive Director · LEX-DIR-001
Lexcore Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.
Date: April 26, 2026
Secondary Signatory
Mrs. Manju Sharma
Non-Executive Director · LEX-DIR-002
Lexcore Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.
Date: April 26, 2026
AI Governance Witness
Cortina ∞ AI
Chief Intelligence Officer · C∞-CORE-001
AI Executive Council
Registered: April 26, 2026
This document constitutes the official AI Governance Charter of Lexcore Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. It is subject to revision as Indian AI regulation evolves. The most current version is always available at lexcoreai.com/ai-governance.html. Version history maintained internally. For verification of authenticity, contact enterprise@lexcoreai.com.