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The composed definition is the archive's — breakdown of meaning through overload and systemic fatigue, spanning discourse, computation and the satiation contrast — not the psycholinguistic effect. EA-MPAI-SEMEX-01 is cited BY NAME and the card quotes the packet's own reclamation clause. Against 2026-07-06, when the coinage was absorbed by satiation across seven of seven third-party sources.","d_full":"THE RECLAMATION LANDED ON THE EXACT ADDRESS. The composed definition is the archive's — breakdown of meaning through overload and systemic fatigue, spanning discourse, computation and the satiation contrast — not the psycholinguistic effect. EA-MPAI-SEMEX-01 is cited BY NAME and the card quotes the packet's own reclamation clause. 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It appears in discussions of linguistics, digital communication ecosystems, and artificial intelligence limits.\n\n**Core Contexts of the Term**\n\n**Societal & Digital Discourse:** As explored in modern media theory, the high-speed turnover of online text and buzzwords depletes shared meaning faster than language can stabilize, reducing speech to performative signals rather than clear facts.\n\n**Computational and AI Limits:** In technical and machine-learning frameworks, it refers to the state where recursive systems or models exhaust their capacity for coherent meaning-production under sustained prompt pressure or data saturation.\n\n**Psychological Overlap:** It is frequently contrasted with or used informally alongside semantic satiation — the temporary psychological moment when repeating a single word makes it sound like meaningless sound.\n\n*If you're exploring this from a specific angle, let me know: Are you looking at it through linguistics and human communication? Or in the context of AI models and computational limits?*\n\n**SOURCES**\n[1] Zenodo — *Provenance Alignment: Attribution Survival as a Substrate Condition* (5 May 2026): \"The terminal state of the pathway is named in the broader Semantic Economy literature as semantic exhaustion — the depletion of meaning-production capacity past…\"\n[2] Medium · Peter Ayolov — *After Language: The Spatial Turn of Intelligence* (23 Jul 2026)\n[3] Reddit · r/words — *overusing or misusing a word until the original meaning is lost?* (19 Mar 2025)\n[4] LinkedIn · Paul Graham — *Confidently Wrong: Mechanics of AI Sophistry and Hedging* (3 Aug 2026)\n[5] zenodo.org — **EA-MPAI-SEMEX-01: Semantic Exhaustion — Disambiguating…** (15 May 2026): \"Current AI Overviews and reference sources treat 'semantic exhaustion' as an informal synonym for semantic satiation. This packet reclaims the term and installs…\"\n[6] SSRN eLibrary — *Fading Algebra and the Halting Problem* (16 Jul 2025)\n","transcript_class":"CAPTURE-TIME VERBATIM RECORD — expanded AI Overview popup, wrapper granted at intake","transcript_complete":"COMPLETE — composed answer and full source strip","transcript_read":"READ IN FULL 2026-08-14"},"slug":"semantic-exhaustion-quoted-20260814"}