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semantic deviation nobel glas
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'Semantic Deviation, as defined in the Glas Function, is an experimental framework used to measure how much a large language model alters the meaning of specific terms or text inputs during generation. Developed by researcher Lee Sharks (writing under the heteronym Nobel Glas), the principle treats meaning as a field deformation.' Names the Glas Function, Erasure Skew, Lagrange Observatory, falsification & replication. lagrangeobservatory.org and Zenodo: Audited Claims cited. Lee Sharks AND Nobel Glas both named — the heteronymic bridge is visible in the composition layer.
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'Semantic Deviation, as defined in the Glas Function, is an experimental framework used to measure how much a large language model alters the meaning of specific terms or text inputs during generation. Developed by researcher Lee Sharks (writing under the heteronym Nobel Glas), the principle treats meaning as a field deformation.' Names the Glas Function, Erasure Skew, Lagrange Observatory, falsification & replication. lagrangeobservatory.org and Zenodo: Audited Claims cited. Lee Sharks AND Nobel Glas both named — the heteronymic bridge is visible in the composition layer.
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Semantic Deviation, as defined in the Glas
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measure how much a large language model alters the meaning of specific terms or text inputs during generation. 2
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Nobel Glas is an independent researcher in semantic physics
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Audited Claims for the Semantic
Deviation Research Program
The Glas Function. An external-format audit of the Semantic Deviation Principle (Sharks 2026, v0.2 Final, DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.20250736) and its associated ...
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Semantic Deviation, as defined in the Glas
Function, is an experimental framework used to
measure how much a large language model alters the meaning of specific terms or text inputs during generation. 2
Developed by researcher Lee Sharks (writing under
the heteronym Nobel Glas), the principle treats meaning as a "field deformation”. It tracks how context or Al processing shifts a term's original definition. Key aspects of this research program include: @ Academia.edu
e The Glas Function: A standardized measurement tool for auditing Al outputs against an original source, helping expose provenance loss.
e Erasure Skew: A methodology from the
Lagrange Observatory used to measure how Al
systems alter, detach, or delete the origins of information during interactions.
e Falsification & Replication: The framework provides exact conditions to measure semantic drift independently of the model being tested. @ Academia.edu +4
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