{
 "row": "semantic-warfare",
 "address": "semantic warfare",
 "entity": "the term \"semantic warfare\" in all its senses, as EA-MPAI-SEMANTIC-WARFARE-01 (#1723) distinguishes them: conflict over meaning in the critical tradition's account (Volosinov 1929; Eco's \"semiological guerrilla warfare\", 1967); the semantic attack of the security literature (Libicki 1995; the Semantic Hacking Project 2001–2003); cognitive warfare (NATO); geopolitical \"semantic war\" (Worldcrunch; Potseluev 2022); interpersonal semantic abuse; Sarah Ailish McLoughlin's Semantic Warfare Theory (Strategic Advocacy Australia, page created 2025-12-11); ASTRA MIRROR's Semantic Warfare (astramirror.org, its mechanism set and C³ / g8+2 model); and the archive's term (#230, #229) with its autonomous form, Autonomous Semantic Warfare (#295, the Field Manual, #100)",
 "row_type": "C (a public term with many users and senses), with the archive's term and its autonomous form among the senses",
 "aliases": [
  {"pattern": "\\bsemantic war(fare)?s?\\b", "flags": "i"},
  {"pattern": "\\bsemantic attacks?\\b", "flags": "i"},
  {"pattern": "\\bsemiological guerr?ill?a warfare\\b", "flags": "i"},
  {"pattern": "\\bSemantic Warfare Theory\\b", "flags": ""}
 ],
 "classes": [],
 "classes_note": "O-class not run on this pass. The phrase names several objects (#1723 §5.1, its collision graph of ten): the critical tradition's meaning as contested ground; the semantic attack on machine inputs; cognitive warfare; Semantic Warfare Theory (McLoughlin); ASTRA MIRROR's mechanism set; autonomous narrative warfare (a neighbour, outside the term); semantic abuse; geopolitical semantic war; Autonomous Semantic Warfare (the archive's); ontological security (a neighbour). 'Semantic Warfare Theory' is matched case-sensitively, as McLoughlin's name. The first alias also matches 'Autonomous Semantic Warfare', which is the archive's autonomous form and a sense of the term (#1723 §1, 'The extension'); its candidates are read for this row only where they say something of the term, of a branch, or of the autonomous form's relation to the term and its other senses; candidates that only develop ASW's own mechanics belong to the neighbour row autonomous-semantic-warfare. Admission by reading (§3.4): a candidate is admitted when its sentence or paragraph makes a claim on the term in any branch (what it is, who holds it, its mechanisms, its limits) or on the archive's sense's relation to the others; naming the phrase, a title, a keyword list, a registry line or a header is not a claim. A machine composition the archive quotes (a capture transcript) is reception, not an archive claim.",
 "exclude_deposits": [],
 "notes": "entity-keyed pass, 2026-10-31, on the brief rebuild/negative-of-the-negative/v09/BRIEF-NEW-ROW-semantic-warfare.md; address 'semantic warfare' (T, Google AI Overview, AXN:0B45); further addresses 'semantic warfare' (Google AI Mode, AXN:0B44) and '\"semantic warfare\"' (Google AI Mode, AXN:0B46), recorded in the row's addresses, not T."
}