Research Article

Autonomous Regulatory Drift Detection: A Self-Learning Framework for Compliance Rule Integrity

Authors

  • Vamshi Ramagiri Independent Researcher, USA

Abstract

Established compliance measures face increasing erosion of efficacy when subjected to evolving technical systems, shifting participant behaviors, and transforming policy directives—a phenomenon termed regulatory drift. This gradual diminishment of control effectiveness typically proceeds unnoticed during standard business functions, only surfacing during mandated verification activities that expose governance gaps, when corrective possibilities have become constrained and expensive. The gradual decline in the effectiveness of traditional observation techniques makes them inadequate for timely identification by compliance specialists. Without purpose-built recognition systems, institutions remain exposed to these undetected shortfalls until they materialize as significant infractions, potentially invoking official sanctions, public trust erosion, and functional disruptions. The autonomous detection methodology presented addresses this challenge through ceaseless observation of performance metrics across functional platforms. Divergence calculations persistently evaluate present control effectiveness compared to established historical patterns, facilitating prompt recognition of concerning trajectories substantially before governance failures materialize. This framework centers on three foundational advancements: comprehensive rule performance evaluation, measuring effectiveness deterioration, nuanced variance recognition capabilities, detecting subtle control degradation, and integrated signal collection, unifying fragmented operational indicators. These components jointly facilitate transition from scheduled verification toward persistent compliance awareness, substantially diminishing dependence on retrospective examination protocols. Adaptive threshold mechanisms continuously recalibrate detection parameters, precisely separating natural performance fluctuations from significant control weakening, effectively reducing excessive notifications while maintaining vigilance against genuine effectiveness decline. Companies managing diverse regulatory mandates find particular value in this forward-positioned observation framework, which revolutionizes compliance management from scheduled inspection events into persistent operational awareness. This strategic restructuring embeds regulatory considerations within daily functional activities, substantially reinforcing oversight structures and sustaining compliance alignment despite inevitable technical platform changes and procedural refinements throughout corporate lifecycle phases.

Article information

Journal

Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies

Volume (Issue)

7 (8)

Pages

874-885

Published

2025-08-13

How to Cite

Vamshi Ramagiri. (2025). Autonomous Regulatory Drift Detection: A Self-Learning Framework for Compliance Rule Integrity. Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies, 7(8), 874-885. https://doi.org/10.32996/jcsts.2025.7.8.102

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Keywords:

Regulatory drift, autonomous detection, compliance integrity, statistical divergence, telemetry pipelines