Governance

Grammaton6 operates under a governance model designed to ensure accountability, legality, ethical integrity, and sovereign control across all intelligence domains. Governance is embedded at the architectural level to support classified operations while enabling lawful, mission-aligned outcomes for public institutions.

Leadership

Ammar S. Al-Saadi

Principal Architect, Grammaton6 Tactical Systems (GTS)
Chief Compliance Auditor, Grammaton6 Intelligence Systems (GIS)

Ammar S. Al-Saadi is the architect of the Grammaton6 Sovereignty Architecture, responsible for the conception, integration, and governance of AIINT.

Responsibilities include:

Architectural oversight of AIINT across national-security, defense, and public-safety domains
Governance of ethics, compliance, and auditability across all intelligence layers
Integration of U.S. defense law, international law, and ISO-aligned conformity frameworks
Final authority on system integrity, risk posture, and compliance assurance

Advisory Council (Forming)

The Grammaton6 Advisory Council is established to provide independent oversight, subject-matter expertise, and governance reinforcement across critical domains.

Council composition will include:

Former Department of War (DoW) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officers
ISO Artificial Intelligence Management System experts
Senior ethics and compliance auditors
National-security legal consultants specializing in U.S. and international frameworks

The Advisory Council should operate in an advisory capacity, supporting:

Strategic risk assessment and governance review
Ethical and legal alignment of AIINT deployments
Compliance validation against domestic and international standards
Institutional accountability and best-practice assurance

Governance Principles

Grammaton6 governance is guided by the following principles:

Architecture First — Intelligence is governed as a system, not as isolated data or tools
Classification Integrity — Classified data remains classified; unclassified outputs are released only as architecture aligned to institutional need
Legal Conformance — Operations align with U.S. law, international law, and applicable standards
Ethical Accountability — AIINT is designed to reinforce human authority, not replace it
Auditability — All systems are built for traceability, review, and compliance verification

Oversight Commitment

Grammaton6 maintains a strict separation between:

Operational execution
Architectural governance
Compliance and audit authority

This structure ensures that AIINT remains lawful, controlled, and aligned with national interests while supporting innovation, speed, and mission effectiveness.