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7. Human-, Machine-, AI- and Robot-Readable Terminology
Stable section ID: S05-CON-015-SECTION-8 · 5 content blocks
System05 terminology shall be understandable by qualified humans and consistently processable by authorized software, artificial intelligence, manufacturing systems, inspection systems, and robots.
Human-readable terminology shall provide clear definitions, scope, context, notes, and relationships. Machine-readable terminology shall represent the same concepts through persistent identifiers, structured fields, controlled relationships, declared versions, and computable status values.
AI-readable terminology shall provide sufficient semantic context to prevent an AI system from treating near-terms, deprecated terms, or context-specific definitions as interchangeable.
Robot-readable terminology shall connect engineering concepts to executable information where applicable, including component identity, interface type, coordinate frame, assembly state, permitted action, safety condition, verification state, and error-recovery procedure.
Machine readability shall not alter the authoritative human-approved meaning. No software, AI model, or robot may independently redefine a term through inference, implementation behavior, statistical usage, or operational convenience.