What happens if a regulator asks how the system works?

Explanations of AI systems usually rest on architecture diagrams and vendor assurances, neither of which a regulator can verify. What they can verify is documentation that resolves to artefacts — a rule with an owner and a change history, an execution log showing which rules applied.

In Centralpoint the governance rules are records with named owners and review cadences, the dictionary is versioned content, and the Interaction Log retains the assembly of each answer. The explanation and the evidence are the same material, which removes the gap between what is described and what can be produced.