You may have seen pictures, but have you ever seen video of a gigantic jet #TLE from space?

Astronaut Jeanette Epps captured this incredible sequence on July 20th, 2024 for the DTU/@science.esa.int Thor-Davis experiment. 🧪🔭

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Credit: ESA/NASA/J. Epps
Processing: Simeon Schmauß

Governability is not a value statement.
It’s an engineering property.

If you can’t explain where authority lives,
how it crosses boundaries,
and what evidence it leaves behind,
the system isn’t governable.

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The race toward “natural” AI is accelerating.

More natural interaction means more internal complexity.

Complexity without governance doesn’t stay invisible.

Are we building systems we can actually control over time?

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Most software projects don’t fail because of bad tools.

They fail because rules were never made explicit:
who decides,
what is allowed,
what happens when things break.

That’s a governance problem.

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We usually start software projects from tools.

CI/CD.
Tests.
Automation.

What we rarely start from is identity and authority.

That omission accumulates.

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Elsewhere (2/2):

Medium: medium.com/@framaiomascio
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/francescomaiomascio
X: x.com/framaiomascio
Gumroad: francescomaiomascio.gumroad.com
Website: maiomascio.dev

Elsewhere (1/2):

GitHub: github.com/francescomaiomascio
Hugging Face: huggingface.co/francescomaiomascio
Stack Overflow: stackoverflow.com/users/30851581/francesco-maiomascio

Governability is a missing layer in software.

I work on explicit identity, authority boundaries, and traceability — so systems stay inspectable and reconstructible.

ICE is my public proof surface (standards + runnable artifacts).
Start here:
github.com/francescomaiomascio