Research Note
AI Smart Home Permission Boundary Framework
Model household access across people, roles, devices, data, actions, locations, time windows, consequences, confirmation, logging, expiry, recovery, and manual control.
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AI Smart Home Permission Boundary Framework
Model household access across people, roles, devices, data, actions, locations, time windows, consequences, confirmation, logging, expiry, recovery, and manual control.
Read-only status checks should not inherit permission to unlock, heat, dispense, purchase, record, disable, or delete. High-consequence actions need stronger identity, narrow scope, explicit confirmation, visible feedback, and a tested reversal or safe fallback.
The framework extends NIST consumer-IoT outcomes with an assistant authorization layer. It does not certify a device, integration, household, or security posture.
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