A ten-minute attribution self-test for one AI system If your AI system caused harm tomorrow, could you say which layer of it did? Most enterprises cannot, and not because the harm is unclear, but because a typical deployment is a stack of five or six layers owned by different parties, and the logs never join. This free one-pager is the sharpest instrument from the book Critical Density: a 12-question test you run against one system in about ten minutes. Score each item 0, 1, or 2, read the band (Red / Amber / Green), and find out, before an incident, whether the system can be attributed at all. What you get: the 12-question Licence-Plate Test as a ready-to-print PDF and editable Markdown, with the scoring bands and the deployment gate rule. Where it leads: this is one of twelve sections of the full Attribution-Readiness Checklist. The complete 25-item instrument, the traceability architecture spec, and four more board-ready artifacts (the Density Register, the RACI-for-AI, the Audit Question Bank, the Governance-Cadence Control Spec) are the toolkit in Critical Density: Governing Enterprise AI Before the Threshold Is Crossed at store.kesslernity.com/l/critical-density. Guidance, not a safety control. AI prepares; humans decide.Licensed, not sold. Full License & Terms apply (ref KESS-LIC-2026-001). By downloading or purchasing you agree to the version in force on your purchase date.Kesslernity is an independent publisher. This material is practitioner guidance, not professional, legal, or financial advice.Questions before you buy, or support after? Contact mathieu@kesslernity.com.Terms of Service · Privacy Policy