This paper presents Interlink Bridge a conceptual governance architecture comprising ten interdependent frameworks for AI systems operating in high-consequence environments. The central thesis: governance cannot be a policy layer applied above execution. It must be a structural property of the execution space itself. The architecture addresses EU AI Act Articles 9, 12–15, 22, and 61 through structural enforcement rather than documentation compliance. Implementation specifications are proprietary; this publication covers architectural principles, ontological structure, and global design invariants. https://www.interlink-bridge.com Contact: AlexanjaGT5S@proton.me Schlüsselwörter: AI governance · structural AI safety · delegation architecture · human oversight · EU AI Act · constraint-first design · human-AI systems · runtime responsibility
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