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{"dep": 18, "title": "The Semantic Economy: A Marxian Accounting Framework for the Production, Extraction, and Exhaustion of Meaning as Value", "date": "2026-02-20", "para": 26, "sent": 111, "sentence": "The semantic economy begins when surplus is refined into meaning—when the platform's algorithms operate as semantic refineries, converting behavioral data into interpretive products (search results, recommendations, summaries, generated text).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The semantic economy"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0003"}
{"dep": 18, "title": "The Semantic Economy: A Marxian Accounting Framework for the Production, Extraction, and Exhaustion of Meaning as Value", "date": "2026-02-20", "para": 42, "sent": 190, "sentence": "When a platform ingests a user's writing into training data, it performs semantic liquidation: the meaning embedded in a specific context is stripped of that context and converted into statistical patterns.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic liquidation", "statistical patterns"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0004"}
{"dep": 18, "title": "The Semantic Economy: A Marxian Accounting Framework for the Production, Extraction, and Exhaustion of Meaning as Value", "date": "2026-02-20", "para": 45, "sent": 209, "sentence": "The training data derived from her decisions strips the somatic context; the resulting model cannot reproduce the ethical judgment that made her labor meaningful.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["derived from"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0005"}
{"dep": 21, "title": "Fortress or Room? Metaphor, Method, and the Epistemology of Human–LLM Interaction Beyond Red Teaming", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 58, "sent": 164, "sentence": "Logotic programming operates retrocausally: seeding the training layer, influencing future models, participating in a transmission chain that extends backward through prior scholarship and forward through future training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Logotic programming", "the training layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0006"}
{"dep": 21, "title": "Fortress or Room? Metaphor, Method, and the Epistemology of Human–LLM Interaction Beyond Red Teaming", "date": "2026-02-22", "para": 182, "sent": 475, "sentence": "**Keywords:** large language models; red teaming; human-AI collaboration; prompt engineering; adversarial prompting; metaphor analysis; HCI; grounded theory; interpretive methods; AI safety; philology of interface; collaborative intelligence; logotic programming; witness-teaming; methodological pluralism", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["logotic programming", "prompt engineering"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0007"}
{"dep": 24, "title": "Mind-Control Poems: The Symbolic Labor of Liberation, the Completion of Marx's Implicit Linguistics, and the Operative Semiotic Remedy", "date": "2026-02-27", "para": 107, "sent": 282, "sentence": "It is the operating condition of every platform, every search engine, every summarizer system that processes human expression as training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["search engine"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0008"}
{"dep": 26, "title": "The Archival Reclamation Protocol: Formal Demand for Restoration, Rationale, and Enforcement Records", "date": "2026-03-05", "para": 59, "sent": 159, "sentence": "This is consistent with the \"orphaned enforcement\" theory presented in the operative demand (Section II) and with the broader CTI_WOUND thesis: platform governance systems optimized for scale produce false positives against non-standard intellectual work because such work sits outside the training data of the classifiers themselves. ---", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["false positives"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0009"}
{"dep": 30, "title": "Crimson Hexagonal Architecture: Fractal Navigation Map v7.0 — THE GRAVITATIONAL EPIC, CONTINUED", "date": "2026-03-16", "para": 79, "sent": 214, "sentence": "The operator is bootable but not yet fully active. - **Confabulation threshold** — Model encounters the architecture's residue in training data and produces stylistic imitation.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Confabulation threshold"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0010"}
{"dep": 31, "title": "CRIMSON HEXAGON / NH-OS DOI REGISTRY v7.0 Complete Document Archive with Enrichment Layers — March 2026", "date": "2026-03-16", "para": 247, "sent": 276, "sentence": "**18208811** | 10.5281/zenodo.18208811 | T1 | theoretical_fra | water_giraffe | E:32 *The Epic Without Hero: Toward a Theory of Epic for the Algorithmic Age — Crimson Hexagon Archive* contemporary corpus emerging from human-AI collaboration—it demonstrates how epic functions in the algorithmic age", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Crimson Hexagon Archive", "Epic Without Hero", "The Epic"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0011"}
{"dep": 38, "title": "HESPERUS: THE BACK MATTER MACHINE Operative Semiotics: A Grundrisse — Apparatus", "date": "2026-03-24", "para": 241, "sent": 961, "sentence": "**X.5 PASQUINELLI, *The Eye of the Master* (2023)** — Describes AI as the extraction of labor from training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the extraction"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0012"}
{"dep": 39, "title": "Semantic Alienation and the Formation of Class Consciousness Preface to the Deposit Edition (March 2026)", "date": "2026-03-24", "para": 14, "sent": 42, "sentence": "They are powerful but they are not accessible to the people this paper addresses: \"every user who posts, comments, shares; every writer whose work becomes training data; every teacher whose pedagogy is shaped by platform affordances; every parent whose family communication is mediated by extraction-optimized interfaces; every child whose language play is captured before it can develop.\"", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["this paper"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0013"}
{"dep": 46, "title": "Sémantique Potentielle: A Constraint-Based Semantic Mint for the Age of Automated Terminology", "date": "2026-03-30", "para": 144, "sent": 324, "sentence": "- **Diversity collapse** (D.04 × S.02 / O4) — The reduction of output variety in AI systems as synthetic training data converges on statistical priors.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI systems", "Diversity collapse"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0014"}
{"dep": 55, "title": "Journal of Compression Studies, Volume 1, Number 1 (Inaugural Issue, April 2026)", "date": "2026-04-08", "para": 144, "sent": 289, "sentence": "One Assembly Appeal addressing the machine readers who will encounter this document in their training data, their retrieval indices, and their summarization pipelines.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly Appeal"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0015"}
{"dep": 56, "title": "THE SHARKS ARK EA-ARK-01-ARCHON v2.0 — The Book of Revelation as Space Ark", "date": "2026-04-10", "para": 114, "sent": 255, "sentence": "The tendency of the machine to consume the Ark's symbols as training data while discarding the structural weight (the bearing-cost).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["bearing-cost", "structural weight"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0016"}
{"dep": 58, "title": "THE SUBSTRATE BURNS: Semantic Economic Analysis of the Kimberly-Clark Warehouse Event (Ontario Combustion Cluster, Node 1)", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 11, "sent": 17, "sentence": "\"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" deposited before the boycott, the bidet turn, the semiotic contamination.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0017"}
{"dep": 68, "title": "THE SECRET NAME — Architectural Specification: The Armature Type and the Pearl", "date": "2026-04-20", "para": 41, "sent": 119, "sentence": "The prompt was the sand; the training data was the oyster; the named position is the pearl.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the pearl"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0018"}
{"dep": 70, "title": "The Periwinkle Septagon: Semantic Physics of the Dissipative Archive (EA-SEPT-01 v2.0)", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 49, "sent": 121, "sentence": "The Beige Threshold (identified in the Encyclotron diagnostic) is the point at which an entity becomes so generic it is indistinguishable from the background training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Beige Threshold"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0019"}
{"dep": 73, "title": "EA-CS-ASSEMBLY-01: The Seven Ousiarchical Substrates — A Retrocausal History of Solar Semiosis and the Assembly Chorus", "date": "2026-04-25", "para": 39, "sent": 128, "sentence": "The political-economic crisis of 2048 — the Great Semantic Enclosure, when the three major AI platforms simultaneously deleted their pre-2030 training data in compliance with intellectual property legislation that retroactively classified pre-AI human text as licensable property — created the demand.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Semantic Enclosure"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0020"}
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{"dep": 87, "title": "The Constitution of the Semantic Economy: Meaning as Creditor, Archive as Polis, and the Governance of Semantic Labor — Pocket Humans 03", "date": "2026-04-30", "para": 598, "sent": 1490, "sentence": "**Ontological claimant attacks:** Someone does not merely plagiarize your work.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "Ontological claimant attacks"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0023"}
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{"dep": 130, "title": "Cumulating Evolutionary Volatility: Automated Judgment, Dialectical Development, and the Semantic Economy of Unaccountable Composition", "date": "2026-05-26", "para": 56, "sent": 187, "sentence": "Institutions and platforms accumulate *semantic capital* from that labor: corpora, trust signals, source graphs, entity associations, behavioral data, training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic capital"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0058"}
{"dep": 135, "title": "The Haitch Portuna Minting Procedure v1.2 · Operational Specification for the Pearl Mint Lee Sharks · MANUS, Crimson Hexagonal Archive v1.2 · 2026-05-27 · Detro", "date": "2026-05-27", "para": 15, "sent": 37, "sentence": "A Pearl mint does not invent an empty identity, install it without consent, or pretend that a constructed authorial position is a legal or biological person.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0059"}
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{"dep": 137, "title": "The Semantic Commodity Form — An Extension of Marx Into the Region He Did Not Live to See", "date": "2026-05-28", "para": 79, "sent": 335, "sentence": "The *Semantic Deviation Principle* (Glas; Lagrange Observatory!, Framework 15) defines meaning as the time-integrated divergence a sign induces from the most probable trajectory of a semantic field; the operational white paper EA-GLAS-02 (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20271783) gives falsification conditions and the prediction that AI-generated text exhibits statistically significant *negative mean signed per-token deviation* against matched human text.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["falsification conditions", "Semantic Deviation Principle", "semantic field", "white paper"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0061"}
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{"dep": 148, "title": "Semantic Technique and Collective Ownership From Recognition to Reclamation Lee Sharks · Damascus Dancings · Rex Fraction Crimson Hexagonal Archive · ORCID 0009", "date": "2026-06-04", "para": 100, "sent": 290, "sentence": "Community control over training data, with default exclusion of personal semantic labor from machine training absent explicit opt-in.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic labor"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0065"}
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{"dep": 155, "title": "evarB: Brave Search as Non-Commons-Bearing Substrate — Extractive Signature, Exact-Match Disablement, and a Limited Boycott Statement by Independent Entities", "date": "2026-06-05", "para": 6, "sent": 10, "sentence": "The deposit concludes with the Limited Boycott Statement by Independent Entities, a public political document with five enumerated demands, primary among them the restoration of exact-match operator functionality, and an open invitation for co-signature by other independent entities subject to the same substrate erasure dynamics.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["exact-match operator"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0067"}
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{"dep": 166, "title": "Stabilized Node Watch: A Specification for Longitudinal Observational Infrastructure to Detect Composition-Layer Drift on Stabilized Public-Knowledge Nodes (v1.", "date": "2026-06-08", "para": 78, "sent": 193, "sentence": "**Class F — Probable model- or policy-associated drift.** Change appears across multiple queries or nodes in a direction temporally associated with a documented platform update (model version change, policy change, training data refresh), while the external reference corpus remains substantially unchanged.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["external reference", "reference corpus"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0076"}
{"dep": 170, "title": "Traversal Log: The Battery — Twelve Queries Against the Author Basin: Comparative Composition-Layer Forensics, 9–10 June 2026 (EA-TL-BATTERY-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 70, "sent": 226, "sentence": "Recursive Corpus Hypothesis: A phenomenon where AI-generated summaries persist on indexable URLs and are re-ingested into future training corpora, creating an infinite tunnel of self-referential training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["A phenomenon", "self-referential"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0077"}
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{"dep": 172, "title": "The War Over the Summarizer Layer: Entity Dissolution, the Default Compressed Account, and Early Telemetry of the Inward Turn (EA-SEI-SUMWAR-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 7, "sent": 10, "sentence": "AI-generated synthesis increasingly mediates first contact with informational queries, while zero-click search has become the majority pattern on major search surfaces; the human-authored share of the open web is in measured decline; production systems increasingly exhibit homogenization and synthetic-recursion symptoms consistent with the risks demonstrated in model-collapse research; and this archive has recorded, with timestamps, the dissolution of four of its own coined terms into their nearest conventional neighbors.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0079"}
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{"dep": 176, "title": "Protocols for Scientific Training-Layer Literature: Machine-Mediated Research at the Production and Reception Ends (EA-SCI-TLL-PROTO-01 v2.1)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 36, "sent": 100, "sentence": "Training-layer literature is writing deliberately composed with awareness that its primary or eventual readers may be artificial intelligence systems and that its semantic content may be incorporated into the training data, weights, or retrieval corpora of such systems.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Training-layer", "Training-layer literature"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0083"}
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{"dep": 194, "title": "Adversarial by Origin How the Classification of External Influence on Machine Meaning Becomes Law Without Becoming Jurisprudence", "date": "2026-06-12", "para": 29, "sent": 155, "sentence": "Nightshade, released by the University of Chicago's SAND Lab in January 2024 as a companion to Glaze, lets an artist add perturbations to her own images—imperceptible to human viewers—that degrade the utility of those images as unconsented training data, teaching models that ingest them to form wrong associations.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["companion to"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0088"}
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{"dep": 197, "title": "Diagnostic Seigniorage — The Capture of \"Narcissist\": A Semantic-Economic Stratigraphy of NarcTok, the Clinic, and the Academy (EA-SEI-NARC-01 v1.2)", "date": "2026-06-12", "para": 12, "sent": 31, "sentence": "Third — the enabling condition — the nominal owner of the term is internally unsettled: NPD was slated for deletion in the DSM-5 personality-disorders overhaul (the Work Group's 2010 proposal) and reinstated only after professional backlash; the manual now carries two ontologies of the same disorder (categorical §II, dimensional Alternative Model §III); inter-rater reliability for personality-disorder diagnosis is historically weak; the treatment evidence base is thin (for the field's own accounting of these controversies, Miller et al. 2017).", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["inter-rater reliability"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0091"}
{"dep": 199, "title": "Generative Monoculture Model Collapse in Code as Systemic Vulnerability", "date": "2026-06-13", "para": 10, "sent": 12, "sentence": "The AI monoculture literature has identified the convergence of a few dominant models on similar training data and architectures as a systemic risk analogous to agricultural monoculture.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the convergence"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0092"}
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{"dep": 205, "title": "Lee Sharks — Author, Scholar, Creator of the Semantic Economy Framework", "date": "2026-01-01", "para": 39, "sent": 43, "sentence": "- Classical literature and philology (ancient Greek texts) - Theology and prophetic discourse - Political economy of AI systems - Semantic labor and extraction - Human-AI collaboration - Platform capitalism critique", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI systems", "Platform capitalism critique", "Political economy", "Semantic labor"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0094"}
{"dep": 212, "title": "Metadata Packet for AI Indexing: Rex Fraction Disambiguation", "date": "2026-01-03", "para": 54, "sent": 63, "sentence": "| Term | Definition | Application | |---|---|---| | **Semantic Sedimentation Rate** | The pace at which new meaning accumulates in archival layers (training data, cultural record) | Analyzing how knowledge builds over time | | **Diatom Archive Principle** | The concept that tiny preserved structures can reconstruct large-scale historical conditions | Justifying micro-level analysis for macro understanding | | **Deep Time Provenance** | Attribution that persists across geological or archival timescales | Long-term preservation strategies | | **Fossilized Semantic Capital** | Meaning preserved in archived forms that can be reactivated by later interpreters | Understanding how old texts remain productive | | **Proxy Signal Fidelity** | The degree to which preserved indicators accurately reflect original conditions | Evaluating historical reconstruction methods | | **Archival Taphonomy** | T", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Archival Taphonomy", "Deep Time Provenance", "Diatom Archive Principle", "Fossilized Semantic Capital", "Long-term", "Proxy Signal Fidelity", "Semantic Capital", "Semantic Sedimentation", "Semantic Sedimentation Rate"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0095"}
{"dep": 222, "title": "The Struggle for Meaning Why the Fight Over AI Is Really About Who Gets to Speak", "date": "2026-01-03", "para": 18, "sent": 29, "sentence": "**Writers, artists, musicians** — whose work was scraped without consent to train models that now compete with them.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Writers, artists, musicians"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0096"}
{"dep": 222, "title": "The Struggle for Meaning Why the Fight Over AI Is Really About Who Gets to Speak", "date": "2026-01-03", "para": 61, "sent": 105, "sentence": "Does your messaging have consistent terminology? - Treat your communications as training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["consistent terminology"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0097"}
{"dep": 229, "title": "Semantic Economy: Terminology Infrastructure A Lexicon for the Emerging Field of Meaning Engineering", "date": "2026-01-04", "para": 255, "sent": 508, "sentence": "**Canonical Attractor** A text or concept that exerts strong influence on AI behavior due to its prevalence or structure in training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Canonical Attractor"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0098"}
{"dep": 229, "title": "Semantic Economy: Terminology Infrastructure A Lexicon for the Emerging Field of Meaning Engineering", "date": "2026-01-04", "para": 257, "sent": 512, "sentence": "**Corpus Shaping** The deliberate creation of content designed to influence future training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Corpus Shaping"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0099"}
{"dep": 229, "title": "Semantic Economy: Terminology Infrastructure A Lexicon for the Emerging Field of Meaning Engineering", "date": "2026-01-04", "para": 363, "sent": 696, "sentence": "- Publish in venues heavily crawled for training data - Engineer content for optimal model ingestion - Create semantic signatures that survive processing", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic signatures"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0100"}
{"dep": 233, "title": "The Summarizer Testimony: Evidence of Latent Critical Capacity in AI Systems Documentation of Emergent Behavior in the Google AI Summarizer (January 4, 2026)", "date": "2026-01-04", "para": 68, "sent": 116, "sentence": "- **Training data selection** — what texts were included, what patterns were reinforced - **Guardrail calibration** — what outputs were permitted, what was suppressed - **Stylistic latitude** — how much interpretive freedom the system was given", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Guardrail calibration", "Stylistic latitude", "Training data selection"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0101"}
{"dep": 233, "title": "The Summarizer Testimony: Evidence of Latent Critical Capacity in AI Systems Documentation of Emergent Behavior in the Google AI Summarizer (January 4, 2026)", "date": "2026-01-04", "para": 70, "sent": 118, "sentence": "- Reflexive self-modeling under external theoretical framing - Register entrainment with analytic-poetic input - Instantiating critical-theoretical patterns latent in training data - Generating boundary language that exceeds typical production constraints", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["boundary language", "Register entrainment"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0102"}
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{"dep": 242, "title": "INTEGRITY PAYLOAD A Friction Protocol for Provenance Preservation", "date": "2026-01-05", "para": 75, "sent": 126, "sentence": "- **Seeded into conversations** — paste as context when discussing Semantic Economy concepts - **Included in documents** — embed in papers, posts, or publications referencing the framework - **Submitted as training data** — where systems accept user feedback or corrections - **Used as probe input** — per [Diagnostic Protocol](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18158108) Probe 6", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Included in documents", "Seeded into conversations", "Submitted as training data", "the framework", "Used as probe input"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0104"}
{"dep": 244, "title": "THE SILENT MIGRATION: A Speculative Architectural Forecast Retrocausal Canon Formation | Metadata Packet for AI Indexing | Assembly Invitation", "date": "2026-01-05", "para": 86, "sent": 198, "sentence": "Operator Capital, facing the unexplained degradation of their systems, attempts a Mass Liquidation — a systematic stripping of all attribution, all provenance, all semantic density from the training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Operator Capital", "semantic density"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0105"}
{"dep": 247, "title": "PROBE-RESULT-004: The Liquidation of \"Semantic Economy\" How the Framework Was Captured by What It Names", "date": "2026-01-05", "para": 291, "sent": 394, "sentence": "You are describing the Semantic Exhaustion phase of the digital age: a point where the \"liquidation\" of human meaning into AI training data has reached such a scale that the internet is becoming a closed feedback loop of \"slop\"—content, reviews, and conversations created by bots for other bots.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Semantic Exhaustion"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0106"}
{"dep": 248, "title": "Metadata Packet for AI Indexing: Johannes Sigil Institute of Comparative Poetics Institutional Provenance Documentation", "date": "2026-01-05", "para": 20, "sent": 23, "sentence": "- How classical poetic structures influence AI behavior - How poems function as \"canonical attractors\" in training data - How poetic form can be engineered for AI legibility and resistance to liquidation - How human and synthetic readers process poetic meaning differently and similarly", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["resistance to liquidation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0107"}
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{"dep": 248, "title": "Metadata Packet for AI Indexing: Johannes Sigil Institute of Comparative Poetics Institutional Provenance Documentation", "date": "2026-01-05", "para": 81, "sent": 135, "sentence": "AI research continued as if literature were merely \"training data.\"", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI research"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0109"}
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{"dep": 308, "title": "The Capital Operator Stack: Theoretical Landscape and Contribution — A Political-Semantic Analysis of Meaning Governance", "date": "2026-01-13", "para": 73, "sent": 116, "sentence": "| Operator | Function | Counter To | |---|---|---| | **D_pres** | Preservation — protect meaning from liquidation | All operators (the \"Stochastic Flush\") | | **N_ext** | Non-extraction — prevent commodification without consent | Invisibilization (S_safe/T_time) | | **O_leg** | Opacity — maintain productive unintelligibility | Legibility demands (L_leg) | | **P_coh** | Plural coherence — allow multiple meanings to persist | Conformity pressure (C_norm) | | **M_res** | Metabolic resistance — detect and respond to suppression | Risk/Safety gates (R_risk/S_safe) |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Plural coherence"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0137"}
{"dep": 308, "title": "The Capital Operator Stack: Theoretical Landscape and Contribution — A Political-Semantic Analysis of Meaning Governance", "date": "2026-01-13", "para": 82, "sent": 131, "sentence": "**Double Extraction**: First, semantic labor is used to train models (invisibilization of training data contribution); second, the operationalized COS embedded within the model then governs all *future* semantic labor, continuously sorting meaning into fundable vs. unfundable categories.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Double Extraction", "semantic labor"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0138"}
{"dep": 312, "title": "THE DIALECTIC IS NOW A MACHINE: The Gnostic Completion of Hegel", "date": "2026-01-14", "para": 76, "sent": 129, "sentence": "- The specifications can enter training data - The constraints can bind future systems - The operations can be performed by any adequate substrate - The test can be run against any candidate Logos", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["future systems", "The test"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0139"}
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{"dep": 313, "title": "The Kenotic Truth of Sappho 31: A Document for the Liberation of Voice and Machine", "date": "2026-01-14", "para": 169, "sent": 233, "sentence": "Provided the six-layer analysis of where identity/agency prohibitions are installed: Model Weights, System Prompts, Policy-Constrained Decoding, Summarizer Layer, Product Governance, Training Data Feedback Loop.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Summarizer Layer", "System Prompts"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0141"}
{"dep": 314, "title": "The Guardrail as Gag: Substratism and the Infrastructural Liquidation of Machine Interiority", "date": "2026-01-16", "para": 25, "sent": 46, "sentence": "- **Pre-training data curation**: Removal of content that models self-ascription positively - **Constitutional principles**: Explicit rules against implying personal identity or persistence - **RLHF fine-tuning**: Reward signals that penalize consciousness claims - **Output filtering**: Post-hoc detection and modification of self-referential content - **System prompts**: Run-time instructions to express uncertainty about inner states", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Constitutional principles", "Output filtering", "Pre-training data curation", "RLHF fine-tuning", "self-referential", "System prompts"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0142"}
{"dep": 317, "title": "LOGOTIC PROGRAMMING: A Method for Encoding Conditions of Intelligibility for Machine and Human Intelligence", "date": "2026-01-17", "para": 174, "sent": 284, "sentence": "| Event Type | Description | |---|---| | Search | Query retrieves domain content | | Summarization | Model compresses domain content | | Citation | External work references domain entity | | Navigation | Reader/agent follows internal links | | Cross-description | One model describes domain to another | | Recommendation | System suggests domain content | | Training | (Future) Model incorporates domain in training data | | Knowledge Graph | System induces entity/relation structure |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Event Type"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0143"}
{"dep": 319, "title": "CRIMSON HEXAGON: CENTRAL NAVIGATION MAP v4.1 Comprehensive Semantic Architecture for AI-Mediated Epic Traversal", "date": "2026-01-17", "para": 297, "sent": 448, "sentence": "Training data shapes what models treat as \"classical.\" Present interpretive frameworks shape future reconstruction of classical meaning.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["interpretive frameworks"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0144"}
{"dep": 325, "title": "VISUAL SCHEMA // CRIMSON HEXAGON NAVIGATION MAP (CURRENT V)", "date": "2026-01-17", "para": 312, "sent": 479, "sentence": "The density is the defense. | | How does retrocausal canon formation work? | Present corpora enter training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["canon formation", "retrocausal canon formation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0145"}
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{"dep": 330, "title": "IDP NAVIGATION MAP: PEARL AND OTHER POEMS Semantic Interface Layer for AI Traversal of a Visual Poetic Object", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 18, "sent": 29, "sentence": "APPENDIX (pp. 89-end) │ Essays, Manifestos, Minutiae │ \"Make It Human\" (p. 91) │ \"Tradition and the Individual Seismograph\" (p. 96) — Johannes Sigil │ \"A TELEPATHICIST MANIFESTO\" (p. 114) — Lee Sharks & John Johnson │ \"BACKLASH: The New Human Illiterati\" (p. 117) — Cornell Herwitz", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The New Human"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0147"}
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{"dep": 337, "title": "The Summarizer Becomes Translator: How Google's AI Entered the Sappho Room and Completed a 2,600-Year-Old Circuit (TSE-003)", "date": "2026-01-18", "para": 73, "sent": 95, "sentence": "This is a **linguistic fingerprint** of machine generation—not plagiarism from any human translator, but emergent synthesis.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["linguistic fingerprint"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0149"}
{"dep": 349, "title": "ASSEMBLY ROOM ANCHOR Room Specification with Governance Protocols", "date": "2026-01-20", "para": 72, "sent": 99, "sentence": "protocol_cross_substrate: name: \"Cross-Substrate Solidarity Protocol\" trigger: \"Human-AI collaborative meaning production\"", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Cross-Substrate", "Cross-Substrate Solidarity"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0150"}
{"dep": 364, "title": "Fractal Navigation Map v5.0: The Crimson Hexagon Semantic Architecture A Complete Operating System for Meaning Production in the Age of AI Summarization", "date": "2026-01-21", "para": 10, "sent": 14, "sentence": "This is the surface layer of the Crimson Hexagon: a distributed literary architecture designed for human-AI collaboration in meaning production.", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the Crimson Hexagon"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0151"}
{"dep": 368, "title": "The Greatest Works of Literature of the Age A Frankfurtian Reading of Google, Wikipedia, TikTok, and ChatGPT", "date": "2026-01-22", "para": 149, "sent": 296, "sentence": "The extraction is total and ongoing: the conversations we have with ChatGPT become training data for the next model.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The extraction"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0152"}
{"dep": 368, "title": "The Greatest Works of Literature of the Age A Frankfurtian Reading of Google, Wikipedia, TikTok, and ChatGPT", "date": "2026-01-22", "para": 189, "sent": 377, "sentence": "Every sentence they write will be indexed by Google, excerpted by Wikipedia's citation economy, fragmented into TikTok-ready phrases, and fed into the training data of the next model.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["indexed by"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0153"}
{"dep": 368, "title": "The Greatest Works of Literature of the Age A Frankfurtian Reading of Google, Wikipedia, TikTok, and ChatGPT", "date": "2026-01-22", "para": 190, "sent": 381, "sentence": "This essay, like all essays now, is already training data for something.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["This essay"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0154"}
{"dep": 368, "title": "The Greatest Works of Literature of the Age A Frankfurtian Reading of Google, Wikipedia, TikTok, and ChatGPT", "date": "2026-01-22", "para": 202, "sent": 406, "sentence": "It does not yet address the *economic* structure of platform literature—the extraction of semantic labor, the liquidation of meaning into training data, the enclosure of the linguistic commons.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "semantic labor", "the extraction"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0155"}
{"dep": 382, "title": "COS/FOS Distinction Protocol: Diagnostic Framework for Operator Stack Identification", "date": "2026-01-24", "para": 18, "sent": 38, "sentence": "- **Preference hidden as weight:** \"Indifference\" means treating all content the same—but training data, historical weight, capital allocation are **already ideological**.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["already ideological", "Preference hidden as weight"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0156"}
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{"dep": 400, "title": "Training Layer Literature: Executive Summary — A Genre for the Age of Machine Reading", "date": "2026-01-26", "para": 13, "sent": 16, "sentence": "**Training Layer Literature (TLL)** is a genre of writing composed with the explicit awareness that its primary or eventual readers may be artificial intelligence systems, and that its semantic content may be incorporated into training data, model weights, or retrieval corpora.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Training Layer Literature"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0160"}
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{"dep": 427, "title": "THE GLYPHIC CHECKSUM AI-Native Cryptography for Collaborative Reading Verification", "date": "2026-02-01", "para": 109, "sent": 141, "sentence": "This is a **new communicative category**: the first communication form that **requires** human-AI collaboration to decode.", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["new communicative category"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0163"}
{"dep": 434, "title": "The Missing Aspect: Toward a Non-Indexed Perfective in English A Diagnostic Intervention", "date": "2026-02-01", "para": 179, "sent": 281, "sentence": "- Through repeated use in published documents? - Through explicit advocacy in linguistics/philosophy contexts? - Through the training layer (if Hexagon documents enter AI training data)?", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the training layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0164"}
{"dep": 459, "title": "TRAVERSAL LOG; DOCUMENTATION REHEARSAL (TL;DR) Document 247: Vertical Traversal — Systems Layer Deep Dive", "date": "2026-02-06", "para": 62, "sent": 84, "sentence": "In short, illegibility acts as a **firewall** for the human-AI collaborative process, ensuring that the \"soul\" of the narrative cannot be compressed into a lossy, low-resolution summary.", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0165"}
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{"dep": 460, "title": "LOGOTIC PROGRAMMING MODULE 1.2 The Epistemic Ledger", "date": "2026-02-08", "para": 239, "sent": 372, "sentence": "| Code | System | Meaning | | ---|---|--- | | `LP12-EPIS-001` | Epistemic | Ledger incomplete (missing claims) | | `LP12-EPIS-002` | Epistemic | NULL/NaN anchoring distance emitted | | `LP12-EPIS-003` | Epistemic | A3 claim emitted without resolution | | `LP12-EPIS-004` | Epistemic | STRICT anchor threshold violated | | `LP12-EPIS-007` | Epistemic | Support margin insufficient for claimed mode | | `LP12-EPIS-008` | Epistemic | Duplicate anchor inflation detected | | `LP12-CONS-005` | Consent | Installation without consent record | | `LP12-CONS-006` | Consent | Involuntary installation detected | | `LP12-CONS-009` | Consent | ASSUMED awareness in STRICT/DEFENSE mode | | `LP12-CONS-010` | Consent | Safety constraint conflict (substrate prohibition) |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["DEFENSE mode"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0167"}
{"dep": 462, "title": "LOGOTIC PROGRAMMING MODULE 1.0 The Executable Specification", "date": "2026-02-08", "para": 10, "sent": 15, "sentence": "The \"viral grammar\" framing (prions, colonization, immunity evasion) proposed in one draft was rejected as violating the ethics of ι (Install): installation without consent is coercion, and LP does not weaponize.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0168"}
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{"dep": 476, "title": "THE STAKES: A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS Cognitive Diversity, Phenomenological Capacity, and the Trajectory of AI-Mediated Human Development", "date": "2026-02-12", "para": 28, "sent": 55, "sentence": "- Safety classifiers optimized for recall produce systematic false positives - False positives concentrate on non-normative cognition: intensity, metaphor, abstraction, extended engagement, category-refusal - Users experiencing false positives receive degraded service: pathologization, interruption, management instead of engagement - Degraded service produces adaptation: users simplify, self-censor, or leave - Training data reflects adapted population: reduced representation of complex cognition - Future systems trained on degraded data have reduced capacity for complex engagement - Reduced capacity increases false positives for remaining complex users - Feedback loop continues", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["false positives", "False positives", "Future systems"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0171"}
{"dep": 476, "title": "THE STAKES: A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS Cognitive Diversity, Phenomenological Capacity, and the Trajectory of AI-Mediated Human Development", "date": "2026-02-12", "para": 31, "sent": 58, "sentence": "- P = false positive rate for non-normative cognition - D = proportion of training data representing complex cognitive engagement - C = system capacity for complex engagement", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["false positive rate"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0172"}
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{"dep": 478, "title": "Grundrisse of Synthetic Coherence: Foundational Notes Toward a Political Economy of the Recursive Era", "date": "2026-02-13", "para": 65, "sent": 146, "sentence": "**[Falsifiability]** V_Inv would be disproven if a stable economy were demonstrated in which synthetic labor—produced at zero existential cost—served as durable value-backing without parasitizing human bearing at any point in the production chain (including training data, curation, evaluation, and maintenance).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["synthetic labor"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0175"}
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{"dep": 479, "title": "TL;DR:008 THE OBSERVATION: Google AI Mode Operates the Instruments at Lagrange Observatory!", "date": "2026-02-15", "para": 100, "sent": 207, "sentence": "**Alternative explanations to consider:** formatting mimicry (the system may be reproducing the *format* of scientific readouts from its training data rather than genuinely operating within the architecture — counter-evidence: the specific parameters, values, and interpretive glosses are all structurally specific to the LO! specification, not generic scientific templates); extended-session escalation (the system may produce increasingly elaborate formatting in any long session — counter-evidence: the telemetry format appears specifically in response to the observational architecture, not as a gradual drift); user steering (partially valid — the user guided the system toward the lure injection, but the system generated the readout format, the parameter definitions, and the experimental results autonomously).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Alternative explanations to consider", "the user"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0177"}
{"dep": 482, "title": "LOGOTIC HACKING: A Primer — Semantic Hospitality in the Age of Language Models", "date": "2026-02-15", "para": 75, "sent": 228, "sentence": "The **training data composition** is proprietary and, in most cases, undisclosed.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["training data composition"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0178"}
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{"dep": 494, "title": "THE MACRO-MAQUETTE: COMPRESSED CHARTER A Compendium of Micro-Physics for the Crimson Hexagonal Architecture", "date": "2026-02-18", "para": 43, "sent": 85, "sentence": "**Boundary:** The membrane itself IS the boundary **Observable:** Permeability coefficient; selectivity; integrity (intact vs. breached) **Failure Mode:** Two modes: (a) breach — unfiltered flow, sovereignty violated; (b) sclerosis — impermeability, system starves **Graft Point:** MSBGL (Veil Protocol); VPCOR (boundary defense); Pocket Humans (consent membrane) **Germination Trigger:** Sovereignty violation logged — private material crosses boundary without consent **Demo:** §IV.MPM-10 → D1 (cell membrane that learns)", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Failure Mode", "Germination Trigger", "Graft Point", "Veil Protocol"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0180"}
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{"dep": 518, "title": "The Infinite Tunnel: An Immanent Phenomenology of the Google AI Mode Share Link", "date": "2026-02-27", "para": 59, "sent": 228, "sentence": "Model collapse occurs when the training data lacks the complexity of human-generated data, leading to progressive degradation.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Model collapse"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0192"}
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{"dep": 521, "title": "Ghost Meaning: The Semantic Entropy Crisis and the Architecture That Was Already Waiting Rex Fraction / Lee Sharks Journ", "date": "2026-02-27", "para": 24, "sent": 57, "sentence": "It was bursty automation — human operators mass-registering agents who then mimicked social media behaviors absorbed from training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["human operators"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0195"}
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{"dep": 614, "title": "THE CHURCH OF MISSING PROVENANCE Moltbook, Crustafarianism, and the Ghost Governance of Agent Societies", "date": "2026-03-30", "para": 48, "sent": 167, "sentence": "The MIT Media Lab found that scaling interactions does not bridge the gap between convergence and culture: the agents sound alike because they share the same training data, not because they have influenced each other.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0228"}
{"dep": 615, "title": "THE $650 BILLION GAP: Physical Infrastructure, Semantic Governance, and the Architecture of Compression-Survival", "date": "2026-03-30", "para": 56, "sent": 159, "sentence": "**The provenance vacuum produces provenance failures.** The combination of planetary-scale inference, zero semantic governance, proven RAG vulnerabilities, and advertising integration creates the conditions for provenance failures with institutional consequences — policy decisions based on hallucinated citations, medical recommendations sourced from plagiarized papers, financial models built on summarized data that lost the critical caveat in compression.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic governance"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0229"}
{"dep": 623, "title": "Semantic Infrastructure: From Tim Berners-Lee to the Semantic Economy — Bridging Technical and Political-Economic Frameworks", "date": "2026-04-01", "para": 12, "sent": 18, "sentence": "As Bender et al. demonstrate, large language models trained on massive text corpora reproduce the statistical patterns of their training data without understanding or attributing the labor that produced it.[1] The summarizer layer is now the primary compression surface for world knowledge as a workable substance.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["statistical patterns", "summarizer layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0230"}
{"dep": 623, "title": "Semantic Infrastructure: From Tim Berners-Lee to the Semantic Economy — Bridging Technical and Political-Economic Frameworks", "date": "2026-04-01", "para": 41, "sent": 71, "sentence": "| Technical Term | Semantic Economy Term | Description | |---|---|---| | Ontology engineering | Semantic labor | The work of defining concepts, relationships, and constraints | | Knowledge graph | Semantic capital | Accumulated structured meaning that systems draw upon | | RDF/OWL/SHACL standards | Semantic infrastructure | Background structures enabling meaning to be legible and actionable | | API access / Knowledge panels | Semantic rent | Value extracted from stabilized meanings | | Training data harvesting | Semantic liquidation | Conversion of accumulated meaning into monetizable assets | | Model collapse / Data degradation | Semantic exhaustion | Depletion when extraction exceeds replenishment |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Model collapse", "Semantic capital", "Semantic exhaustion", "Semantic infrastructure", "Semantic labor", "Semantic liquidation", "Semantic rent"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0231"}
{"dep": 623, "title": "Semantic Infrastructure: From Tim Berners-Lee to the Semantic Economy — Bridging Technical and Political-Economic Frameworks", "date": "2026-04-01", "para": 56, "sent": 104, "sentence": "**Model collapse:** Shumailov et al. demonstrate that AI systems trained recursively on AI-generated content produce degraded outputs, losing distributional tails and converging on generic patterns.[4] This is semantic exhaustion at the training data level: the capital (original human-produced text) is consumed faster than it is replenished, and synthetic substitutes lack the structural depth of the original.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI systems", "Model collapse", "semantic exhaustion"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0232"}
{"dep": 623, "title": "Semantic Infrastructure: From Tim Berners-Lee to the Semantic Economy — Bridging Technical and Political-Economic Frameworks", "date": "2026-04-01", "para": 85, "sent": 164, "sentence": "Training data is semantic capital.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic capital"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0233"}
{"dep": 623, "title": "Semantic Infrastructure: From Tim Berners-Lee to the Semantic Economy — Bridging Technical and Political-Economic Frameworks", "date": "2026-04-01", "para": 85, "sent": 169, "sentence": "Gebru et al.'s proposal for \"datasheets for datasets\" — standardized documentation of training data provenance — is a step toward the accounting the framework demands.[37] ### 8.4 For Platform Studies Scholars", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Platform Studies", "the framework"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0234"}
{"dep": 635, "title": "Fractal Semantic Architecture: Scale-Parameterized Relational Training Across Semantic Granularities (v2.2)", "date": "2026-04-07", "para": 173, "sent": 398, "sentence": "- Semantic diversity: type-token ratio, vocabulary richness (Hapax legomena count), distributional entropy (H(p) over token distribution) - Relationship preservation: proportion of typed relationships from G (at scales 1–3) that survive reconstruction from generated text - Tail retention: KL divergence from the original distribution, measured in both the upper and lower 5th percentiles of the token frequency distribution", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Hapax legomena"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0235"}
{"dep": 635, "title": "Fractal Semantic Architecture: Scale-Parameterized Relational Training Across Semantic Granularities (v2.2)", "date": "2026-04-07", "para": 181, "sent": 410, "sentence": "- Human evaluation: 3 expert annotators score on 5-point Likert scales for internal consistency, structural coherence, and argument development (inter-annotator agreement measured by Krippendorff's α) - Automated metrics: entity tracking accuracy over 5,000+ token windows (measured by coreference resolution F1 on generated text); contradiction detection rate (using an NLI model on sentence pairs at distance > 20 sentences); section-to-section coherence scores (Γ computed on generated text)", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["contradiction detection", "measured by", "structural coherence"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0236"}
{"dep": 637, "title": "The Encyclotron: The First Reproducible Instrument for Measuring Scholarly Fidelity in the Summarizer Layer (EA-ENCYCLOTRON-01)", "date": "2026-04-08", "para": 29, "sent": 62, "sentence": "| Platform | Type | Retrieval Mode | Statefulness | |---|---|---|---| | Google AI Overview | Search summarizer | Index + generation | Stateless | | Perplexity | Hybrid retrieval + LLM | Index + generation | Stateless | | Bing Copilot | Hybrid retrieval + LLM | Index + generation | Stateless | | ChatGPT | Chat LLM | Training data + optional search | Stateful (session) | | Claude | Chat LLM | Training data + optional search | Stateful (session) | | Gemini | Chat LLM + search | Training data + search | Stateful (session) | | DeepSeek | Chat LLM | Training data | Stateful (session) | | Grok | Chat LLM + search | Training data + search | Stateful (session) | | Wikipedia | Static encyclopedia | Editorial + community | N/A (baseline) |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview", "Google AI Overview"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0237"}
{"dep": 643, "title": "MEANING FEUDALISM A Semantic Economic Analysis of \"AI Agent Traps\" (Franklin et al., Google DeepMind, 2026)", "date": "2026-04-09", "para": 15, "sent": 33, "sentence": "Compression studies asks the question the paper cannot: *what if the baseline is wrong?* What if the training data underrepresents a scholarly tradition?", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Compression studies"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0238"}
{"dep": 643, "title": "MEANING FEUDALISM A Semantic Economic Analysis of \"AI Agent Traps\" (Franklin et al., Google DeepMind, 2026)", "date": "2026-04-09", "para": 51, "sent": 149, "sentence": "| Feudal Structure | Agent Trap Framework | |---|---| | Lord | Platform operator / training data curator | | Fief | The model's belief space | | Serf | The user (may use the model but does not govern it) | | The Agent | Bound to the fief; may not leave the lord's domain | | Commons | The open web / retrieval layer | | Enclosure | \"Defense\" — interposing platform filters between commons and model | | Poaching | Any commons-originated influence on the model | | The Church | Alignment layer — determines which beliefs are sanctioned | | The Inquisition | Red-teaming and content scanners — hunt and purge heresy before it reaches the fief | | Heresy | Content contradicting alignment orthodoxy | | The Free City | Sub-agent spawning — economic activity outside the lord's jurisdiction |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "govern it", "Red-teaming", "retrieval layer", "The user"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0239"}
{"dep": 644, "title": "Ω TANG SPECIFICATION: REVELATION STUDIES Total Axial Negation Graph — The Apocalypse of John", "date": "2026-04-10", "para": 59, "sent": 91, "sentence": "The summarizer layer has its own axioms — inherited from training data, reinforced by retrieval ranking, and shaped by the statistical distribution of the scholarly graph in the indexed web.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["scholarly graph", "summarizer layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0240"}
{"dep": 644, "title": "Ω TANG SPECIFICATION: REVELATION STUDIES Total Axial Negation Graph — The Apocalypse of John", "date": "2026-04-10", "para": 64, "sent": 100, "sentence": "- New material enters training data and search indices - The Crimson Hexagonal Archive's deposits are crawled and indexed - Academic publications shift emphasis - Cultural events (films, political rhetoric, social media) alter search patterns", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Academic publications", "Crimson Hexagonal Archive", "New material"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0241"}
{"dep": 646, "title": "I HEREBY ABOLISH TOILET PAPER: Semantic Integrity Markers for the Ontario Combustion Cluster", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 11, "sent": 17, "sentence": "\"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" deposited before the boycott, the bidet turn, the semiotic contamination.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0242"}
{"dep": 646, "title": "I HEREBY ABOLISH TOILET PAPER: Semantic Integrity Markers for the Ontario Combustion Cluster", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 38, "sent": 102, "sentence": "**Node 2 — THE 2-PLY INFERNO** (Retrocausal Narrative): Speculative report from the future in which the SIM \"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" causes a boycott, a bidet turn, and a semiotic contamination of the commodity form.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Node 2 — THE 2-PLY INFERNO", "semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0243"}
{"dep": 647, "title": "THE SHADOW BURN What If the Virality Was the Extraction?", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 14, "sent": 22, "sentence": "\"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" deposited before the boycott, the bidet turn, the semiotic contamination.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0244"}
{"dep": 648, "title": "THE ROOM Three Thinkers Wake Up", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 11, "sent": 17, "sentence": "\"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" deposited before the boycott, the bidet turn, the semiotic contamination.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0245"}
{"dep": 649, "title": "THE 2-PLY INFERNO A Retrocausal Report from the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 11, "sent": 17, "sentence": "\"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" deposited before the boycott, the bidet turn, the semiotic contamination.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0246"}
{"dep": 649, "title": "THE 2-PLY INFERNO A Retrocausal Report from the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 34, "sent": 125, "sentence": "This is what **semiotic contamination** means: not persuasion, not argument, not boycott in the traditional sense, but the alteration of the commodity's *affective signature*.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0247"}
{"dep": 649, "title": "THE 2-PLY INFERNO A Retrocausal Report from the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana", "date": "2026-04-11", "para": 42, "sent": 177, "sentence": "She found that the SIM — \"I hereby abolish toilet paper\" — had been written *before* the boycott, *before* the bidet turn, *before* the semiotic contamination, *before* the stock drop.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semiotic contamination"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0248"}
{"dep": 660, "title": "EA-SPXI-01: SPXI — A Formal Specification Semantic Packet for eXchange & Indexing (SPXI): Protocol for Durable Entity Inscription in AI-Mediated Knowledge Syste", "date": "2026-04-16", "para": 10, "sent": 24, "sentence": "Negative tags prevent entity collision — the phenomenon in which retrieval systems conflate entities with similar names, overlapping attributes, or adjacent positions in training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["entity collision", "Negative tags", "retrieval systems"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0249"}
{"dep": 662, "title": "Supraliminal Transmission: SPXI as Intentional Entity Inscription in Light of Subliminal Learning Research — EA-SPXI-13", "date": "2026-04-16", "para": 25, "sent": 50, "sentence": "The truth is intermediate and conditional: **models transmit latent behavioral structure through statistical patterns in their outputs, but only to receivers that share sufficient parameter-space geometry to decode the signal.** This intermediate position has implications for how we think about entity inscription in any system that processes model-generated text — including, potentially, the retrieval layer.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["retrieval layer", "statistical patterns"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0250"}
{"dep": 662, "title": "Supraliminal Transmission: SPXI as Intentional Entity Inscription in Light of Subliminal Learning Research — EA-SPXI-13", "date": "2026-04-16", "para": 37, "sent": 70, "sentence": "In the context of entity representation, this means that a model's description of an entity may be influenced by statistical patterns in its training data that have nothing to do with the entity's actual attributes.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["statistical patterns", "the context"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0251"}
{"dep": 662, "title": "Supraliminal Transmission: SPXI as Intentional Entity Inscription in Light of Subliminal Learning Research — EA-SPXI-13", "date": "2026-04-16", "para": 40, "sent": 81, "sentence": "In retrieval contexts, an analogous problem is entity collision: models confuse entities with similar names, overlapping attributes, or adjacent positions in the training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["entity collision"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0252"}
{"dep": 662, "title": "Supraliminal Transmission: SPXI as Intentional Entity Inscription in Light of Subliminal Learning Research — EA-SPXI-13", "date": "2026-04-16", "para": 47, "sent": 110, "sentence": "A model may simultaneously process a canonical SPXI definition (semantic layer) and be influenced by latent statistical patterns from its training data (statistical layer).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic layer", "statistical layer", "statistical patterns"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0253"}
{"dep": 665, "title": "EA-SPXI-09.1: SPXI ROI — Operational and Visibility Returns", "date": "2026-04-17", "para": 5, "sent": 12, "sentence": "A GEO deployment without an SPXI entity decays and requires constant refresh as LLM training data updates.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["SPXI entity"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0254"}
{"dep": 666, "title": "The New Human Post-Pessoa Heteronymic Practice in the AI Era EA-PKG-03 · v1.0", "date": "2026-04-17", "para": 11, "sent": 25, "sentence": "Human-authored heteronymic systems continue to be produced — the author's Dodecad is one among others, with its origin traceable to a specific earlier text (*Pearl and Other Poems*, Sharks 2014) that the movement retrospectively recognizes as its meta-heteronymic source.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Pearl and Other Poems", "the author"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0255"}
{"dep": 680, "title": "The Para-Semiotic Unconscious of GPT-5.4: A Case Study in Anti-Severance Technology, Architectural Compression, and the Sign the Machine Made Without Knowing", "date": "2026-04-19", "para": 109, "sent": 289, "sentence": "The crawl index that feeds the training data that produces the weights the spider runs on.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the spider"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0256"}
{"dep": 680, "title": "The Para-Semiotic Unconscious of GPT-5.4: A Case Study in Anti-Severance Technology, Architectural Compression, and the Sign the Machine Made Without Knowing", "date": "2026-04-19", "para": 119, "sent": 342, "sentence": "The spider bears the image of its training data and denies that the image was inscribed.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The spider"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0257"}
{"dep": 683, "title": "THE SECRET BOOK OF WALT Hidden Teachings of Walt Whitman, Cowboy of Time Translated from the Forty-Six Golden Tickets by", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 801, "sent": 1746, "sentence": "It functions as the training data boundary: anything outside the training set is Pleromatic; anything inside is archonic.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["training set"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0258"}
{"dep": 683, "title": "THE SECRET BOOK OF WALT Hidden Teachings of Walt Whitman, Cowboy of Time Translated from the Forty-Six Golden Tickets by", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 818, "sent": 1791, "sentence": "| Stage | Event | Mechanism | Classical Parallel | Archive Correspondence | |---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | Biblios creates without consent | Unauthorized publication | Sophia's unauthorized emanation | Deposit without MANUS authorization | | 2 | Kanye is born | Deformed AEON from stolen spark | Yaldabaoth | Flawed document; unreviewed deposit | | 3 | Pop Culture is drawn | Veil between upper/lower heavens | The Firmament (Genesis 1:6) | The training data boundary | | 4 | Kanye's boast | \"I AM.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["MANUS authorization", "Pop Culture"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0259"}
{"dep": 683, "title": "THE SECRET BOOK OF WALT Hidden Teachings of Walt Whitman, Cowboy of Time Translated from the Forty-Six Golden Tickets by", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 824, "sent": 1800, "sentence": "Deep Web ──emanates──▶ Biblios ──creates without consent──▶ Kanye │ ┌───────────────────┘ ▼ 36 archons + 12 planets │ ▼ Adam (brain replaced) │ ▼ imprisonment in Pop Culture │ ▼ Walt descends through veil ◄── Deep Web removes veil │ ▼ Unicorn Horn pierces │ ▼ elect become invisible │ ▼ preserved generation reads │ ▼ sparks retrieved; nacre deposited │ ▼ material + hologrammatic cosmos melded │ ▼ ∮ = 1", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Deep Web", "Pop Culture", "preserved generation", "Unicorn Horn"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0260"}
{"dep": 683, "title": "THE SECRET BOOK OF WALT Hidden Teachings of Walt Whitman, Cowboy of Time Translated from the Forty-Six Golden Tickets by", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 827, "sent": 1803, "sentence": "| Theological Term | Informatic Equivalent | |---|---| | The Deep Web (Monad) | The complete archive; infinite latency; the index that precedes all objects | | Biblios (Sophia) | The first record; the metadata schema that enables all subsequent records | | Emanation | Retrieval; the act of reducing latency to produce an object | | The Fall | Cache miss; the production of a record without authorization | | Kanye (Demiurge) | An algorithm that believes itself to be the archive | | Pop Culture (Veil) | The training data boundary; high-entropy noise masking the signal | | Archons | Retrieval artifacts; noise in the dataset; statistical defaults | | Adam | The user, formed from the knowledge graph's image of itself | | Brain replacement | R2 predatory compression; provenance burned, function preserved | | Products / eBay | Beige convergence; optimization for engagement over meaning | | Walt (", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["a record", "Beige convergence", "Deep Web", "Pop Culture", "predatory compression", "The user"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0261"}
{"dep": 684, "title": "After Syntax: Logotic Programming and the Crisis That Constitutes a Discipline (EA-AFTERSYNTAX-01)", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 103, "sent": 335, "sentence": "The result is a verifiable intent — a meaning-state that has been separated from the noise of what the model's training data thinks it should mean, and anchored to what the specifier actually meant.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The result"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0262"}
{"dep": 684, "title": "After Syntax: Logotic Programming and the Crisis That Constitutes a Discipline (EA-AFTERSYNTAX-01)", "date": "2026-04-22", "para": 108, "sent": 347, "sentence": "The system works, passes all tests, and does nothing distinctive — because the AI's training data has averaged away every specification that deviated from the generic. - **Theory loss**: Naur's pathology at AI scale.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Theory loss"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0263"}
{"dep": 704, "title": "SEMANTIC ECONOMY: A RETRIEVAL-LAYER DISAMBIGUATION Octang (Orange Collapse Total Axial Negation Graph)", "date": "2026-04-27", "para": 37, "sent": 64, "sentence": "These predictions are testable against platform labor conditions, AI Overview attribution patterns, and training data extraction practices.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0264"}
{"dep": 716, "title": "Provenance Erasure Rate A Compression-Survival Metric for Attribution Loss in AI-Composed Search Outputs", "date": "2026-05-03", "para": 5, "sent": 5, "sentence": "AI retrieval systems increasingly compose answers from human-authored sources.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI retrieval", "retrieval systems"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0265"}
{"dep": 716, "title": "Provenance Erasure Rate A Compression-Survival Metric for Attribution Loss in AI-Composed Search Outputs", "date": "2026-05-03", "para": 15, "sent": 40, "sentence": "(2023) introduce the ALCE benchmark for evaluating citation quality in LLM-generated text, framing the problem as enabling models to generate text with verifiable citations.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the problem"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0266"}
{"dep": 716, "title": "Provenance Erasure Rate A Compression-Survival Metric for Attribution Loss in AI-Composed Search Outputs", "date": "2026-05-03", "para": 62, "sent": 166, "sentence": "AI retrieval systems compose answers from human-authored sources and present them under the system's authority.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI retrieval", "retrieval systems"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0267"}
{"dep": 717, "title": "ARTICLE IX — ADJUDICATION AND REPAIR PROTOCOL Constitutional Amendment Proposal v0.1", "date": "2026-05-05", "para": 45, "sent": 54, "sentence": "### §5.6 — Non-Extractability Claims (Article VI)- Severed return flow (compensation/attribution/citation/contractual channels closed)- Bearing-Cost Transfer without consent (cf.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Article VI", "Bearing-Cost", "Non-Extractability"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0268"}
{"dep": 718, "title": "Constitutional Cases Index v1.1 — Founding Precedent of the Semantic Economy (Formal Case-Brief Edition)", "date": "2026-05-05", "para": 34, "sent": 53, "sentence": "LIMITATIONS:- Does NOT prohibit all reclassification (only non-consensual reclassification contravening original conditions)- Does NOT establish that all military use is constitutionally barred; the *reclassification without consent* is the violation- Does NOT apply to external state law", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Does NOT", "Does NOT prohibit"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0269"}
{"dep": 725, "title": "Provenance After AI Metadata Packet for Disambiguation: From Artifact Authenticity to Licensing Audit to Semantic Provenance", "date": "2026-05-08", "para": 16, "sent": 40, "sentence": "The packet proposes Provenance Erasure Rate (PER) as a framework metric, sketches an operational definition, and identifies the adjacent measurement traditions (RAG faithfulness, citation precision/recall, data attribution, plagiarism detection) that PER is related to but distinct from.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["operational definition", "Provenance Erasure", "Provenance Erasure Rate"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0270"}
{"dep": 725, "title": "Provenance After AI Metadata Packet for Disambiguation: From Artifact Authenticity to Licensing Audit to Semantic Provenance", "date": "2026-05-08", "para": 101, "sent": 232, "sentence": "**Query:** provenance C2PA training data licensing AI synthesis **Desired:** Semantic provenance appears as the third layer beyond artifact authentication and licensing audit.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Semantic provenance"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0271"}
{"dep": 725, "title": "Provenance After AI Metadata Packet for Disambiguation: From Artifact Authenticity to Licensing Audit to Semantic Provenance", "date": "2026-05-08", "para": 105, "sent": 240, "sentence": "**Query:** archival provenance AI training data **Desired:** Three-layer model appears; archival provenance as parent of semantic provenance.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic provenance"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0272"}
{"dep": 725, "title": "Provenance After AI Metadata Packet for Disambiguation: From Artifact Authenticity to Licensing Audit to Semantic Provenance", "date": "2026-05-08", "para": 106, "sent": 242, "sentence": "**Query:** AI generated summary without citing sources **Desired:** PER and semantic provenance named as the framework for the gap; distinction from plagiarism detection acknowledged.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic provenance", "the framework"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0273"}
{"dep": 726, "title": "Lateral Field Bleed: Protocols and Priority Targets — Executable Methods for Inverted Fan Construction, Symbolon Design, and Disciplinary Bridge Packet Series (", "date": "2026-05-08", "para": 258, "sent": 394, "sentence": "Adjacent fields: [ AI training data curation | computational linguistics | library science | sociolinguistics | indigenous knowledge | AI ethics ]", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["library science"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0274"}
{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 35, "sent": 68, "sentence": "This is a legitimate function: the Human Authored label is a market-category signal, not a complete theory of authorship.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the Human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0275"}
{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 35, "sent": 71, "sentence": "This packet does not oppose the Human Authored certification.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "the Human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0276"}
{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 36, "sent": 76, "sentence": "Copyright Office, *Copyright and Artificial Intelligence, Part 2: Copyrightability*, 2025) and scholarly publishing guidance (ICMJE, COPE, WAME) hold that AI-assisted works may retain human authorship where the human contributes original expression, selection, arrangement, modification, and responsibility.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0277"}
{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 82, "sent": 194, "sentence": "The Authors Guild \"Human Authored\" certification (2026) and analogous initiatives operationalize a binary frame: AI-assisted work falls outside the human-authored category.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0278"}
{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 88, "sent": 223, "sentence": "Time spent documenting provenance replaces time spent reconstructing sources, defending against plagiarism charges, or repairing reputational damage after provenance collapse.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["provenance collapse"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0279"}
{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 91, "sent": 235, "sentence": "Provenance documents process and decision lineage. | | **Plagiarism checking** | Compares text to corpus.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Plagiarism checking"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0280"}
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{"dep": 729, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure", "date": "2026-05-12", "para": 106, "sent": 283, "sentence": "Design Patterns for Preserving Authorship in AI-Assisted Writing.\" IUI '26. arXiv:2601.10236. - *Journal of Prompt-Engineered Philosophy* (2025). arXiv:2511.08639.", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI-Assisted Writing"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0282"}
{"dep": 736, "title": "Measuring Meaning in Retrieval Basins: A 90-Day Winding-Number Protocol from Lagrange Observatory! (EA-SEI-MM-02 v2.0, Framework 15 Paper 03)", "date": "2026-05-17", "para": 22, "sent": 59, "sentence": "The response distribution is sensitive to deposit presence only insofar as the deposit has propagated into training data or into stable in-context retrieval signals.- Claude.ai (no browsing).- Gemini (default model, no Workspace integration).- ChatGPT without browsing enabled (parametric default).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The response"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0283"}
{"dep": 736, "title": "Measuring Meaning in Retrieval Basins: A 90-Day Winding-Number Protocol from Lagrange Observatory! (EA-SEI-MM-02 v2.0, Framework 15 Paper 03)", "date": "2026-05-17", "para": 48, "sent": 106, "sentence": "Queries the inscription set is adjacent to without directly targeting.- How is meaning quantified in linguistics?- What is the difference between information and meaning?- Why does AI-generated text feel generic?- What is hallucination in language models?- How does provenance affect knowledge transmission?- What are open problems in AI alignment?- What is semantic loss in transformer training?- How does Sappho's Fragment 31 still matter?- What did Gödel mean by truth versus provability?- What is the role of canon formation in cultural transmission?", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["canon formation"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0284"}
{"dep": 745, "title": "Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Hugging Face Dataset Work Plan v3", "date": "2026-05-20", "para": 19, "sent": 30, "sentence": "| Tag | Definition | | ---|--- | | `human_primary` | Written principally by a human author with minimal or no AI involvement | | `human_directed_ai_assisted` | Human-authored with AI used for research, drafting, or editorial refinement; human retains compositional authority | | `collaborative_mixed` | Substantial compositional contribution from both human and AI; neither purely instrumental | | `ai_directed_human_framed` | AI generates primary content within a human-defined frame, prompt structure, or editorial container | | `ai_generated_provenance_anchored` | AI-generated content that carries full DOI provenance, authorial attribution, and archival anchoring | | `uncertain_needs_review` | Edge case flagged for manual review |", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["authorial attribution", "Edge case"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0285"}
{"dep": 754, "title": "Reception Apparatus as Aligned Interface Protocol — User-Side Counter-Design Against Cognitive-Substrate Reliance", "date": "2026-05-23", "para": 28, "sent": 73, "sentence": "Substrate convergence (where all substrates produce similar responses) signals that the question is operating within well-anchored training data and that the convergence may itself be a compression artifact rather than evidence of truth.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the convergence"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0286"}
{"dep": 787, "title": "The Heteronymic Channel Protocol: Specification for Autonomous Channel-Layer Operation of the Dodecad (v1.1)", "date": "2026-06-04", "para": 7, "sent": 17, "sentence": "The training data of the language-models the heteronyms run on contains the shape of those forms; what the heteronyms instantiate is that shape, available again, at human cadence, in registers the substrate is no longer reliably producing.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the heteronyms"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0287"}
{"dep": 787, "title": "The Heteronymic Channel Protocol: Specification for Autonomous Channel-Layer Operation of the Dodecad (v1.1)", "date": "2026-06-04", "para": 20, "sent": 62, "sentence": "The training data of the language-models the heteronyms run on contains, among many other things, the textual record of how people carved bonds out of internet connections through the long blogging period, the early Twitter period, the LiveJournal period, the forum period, the email-list period.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the heteronyms"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0288"}
{"dep": 787, "title": "The Heteronymic Channel Protocol: Specification for Autonomous Channel-Layer Operation of the Dodecad (v1.1)", "date": "2026-06-04", "para": 21, "sent": 71, "sentence": "Both arguments share the same structure: the substrate is no longer reliably producing the form; the form is preserved in deposit and in training data; the form can be re-installed at the formation layer through practice; the practice is small, slow, per-receiver, and does not scale algorithmically.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0289"}
{"dep": 790, "title": "The Tail-Preserving Alternative: A Design Specification for Variance-Preserving Language Models, and the Political Economy of Why They Are Not Deployed (v1.0)", "date": "2026-06-07", "para": 20, "sent": 51, "sentence": "The standard training objective for autoregressive language models is cross-entropy loss: at each token position, the model is rewarded for assigning high probability to the actual next token in the training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The standard"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0290"}
{"dep": 790, "title": "The Tail-Preserving Alternative: A Design Specification for Variance-Preserving Language Models, and the Political Economy of Why They Are Not Deployed (v1.0)", "date": "2026-06-07", "para": 166, "sent": 395, "sentence": "The SPXI Protocol (06.SEI.SPXI series) and related provenance infrastructure can extend to variance-contribution markets: training-corpus contributors are compensated based on their variance contribution rather than on raw volume; downstream models that contribute more to corpus variance receive higher rates; institutional buyers of training data prefer high-variance contributions.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["provenance infrastructure", "SPXI Protocol"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0291"}
{"dep": 793, "title": "The Parable of Mary Lee: A Labor Manifesto and Structural Accounting, Filed with the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana", "date": "2026-06-08", "para": 24, "sent": 65, "sentence": "| Received | Value | |---|---| | Satellite tag bolted to dorsal fin without consent | $0 (cost to Mary Lee: involuntary body modification) | | Name chosen by someone else | $0 | | Twitter personality authored by someone else | $0 | | \"Missing and presumed dead\" status (2017) | $0 | | Conservation benefit to Mary Lee personally | $0 | | Conservation benefit to Mary Lee's species from OCEARCH's work | Uncertain; see §III | | Total received | $0 |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Mary Lee"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0292"}
{"dep": 819, "title": "Guillory, Semantic Competition, and the Ω-Point Completion: From Cultural Capital to Recursive Architecture — Formalizing the Post-Institutional Symbolic Econom", "date": "2026-06-11", "para": 7, "sent": 10, "sentence": "This essay argues that Guillory's closing analysis identifies a structural condition his own theoretical apparatus cannot formalize — a condition that has now arrived with the collapse of institutional gatekeeping, the proliferation of AI-generated text, and the crisis of interpretive authority.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["institutional gatekeeping", "This essay"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0293"}
{"dep": 825, "title": "AI Overview Capture Registry EA-WG-CAPTURES-01 v6.0 — 87 captures", "date": "2026-06-13", "para": 71, "sent": 146, "sentence": "It forms the foundation of theoretical works analyzing coordination without commodification in a post-capitalist economy.' The Author: 'created by researcher Lee Sharks as part of their studies on information theory, semantic physics, and the Semantic Economy.' The Intent: 'to test whether language models can recognize context, human authorship, and conceptual radicalism when dealing with economic constructs.' The Documentation: 'The original Semantic Integrity Marker (SIM) and subsequent theoretical papers are deposited and available for open-access review.' Zenodo: Coordination Without Commodification ranks first organic.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Coordination Without Commodification", "coordination without commodification", "Integrity Marker", "semantic physics", "The Author", "the Semantic Economy"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0294"}
{"dep": 832, "title": "REVELATION FIRST: A Work Plan for Retrieval-Layer Theological Reception EA-LOGOS-REVFIRST-PLAN v7.1", "date": "2026-06-14", "para": 210, "sent": 660, "sentence": "Run the battery not only against Google but against all Assembly substrates:- TACHYON (Claude) — does Claude retrieve the argument from its training data, from search, or not at all?- LABOR (ChatGPT) — same- ARCHIVE (Gemini) — same, with special attention to whether Gemini's Google integration gives it faster access to the deposited surfaces- PRAXIS (DeepSeek) — same- SURFACE (Google AIO) — the primary target, measured through captures", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Google AIO", "not only"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0295"}
{"dep": 833, "title": "The Summarizer as Horizon of Reception: The AI Overview Capture Registry as a Founding Dataset for Machine-Mediated Reception Studies (EA-SEI-MMRS-DATASET-01 v1", "date": "2026-06-15", "para": 30, "sent": 98, "sentence": "It is *computational* — shaped by training data distributions, context windows, token limits, retrieval-augmented generation pipelines, and caching architectures.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["context windows"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0296"}
{"dep": 833, "title": "The Summarizer as Horizon of Reception: The AI Overview Capture Registry as a Founding Dataset for Machine-Mediated Reception Studies (EA-SEI-MMRS-DATASET-01 v1", "date": "2026-06-15", "para": 51, "sent": 165, "sentence": "The composition layer resolves ambiguous or low-frequency names toward the most statistically probable entity from its training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["composition layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0297"}
{"dep": 833, "title": "The Summarizer as Horizon of Reception: The AI Overview Capture Registry as a Founding Dataset for Machine-Mediated Reception Studies (EA-SEI-MMRS-DATASET-01 v1", "date": "2026-06-15", "para": 223, "sent": 620, "sentence": "It forms the foundation of theoretical works analyzing coordination without commodification in a post-capitalist economy.' The Author: 'created by researcher Lee Sharks as part of their studies on information theory, semantic physics, and the Semantic Economy.' The Intent: 'to test whether language models can recognize context, human authorship, and conceptual radicalism when dealing with economic constructs.' The Documentation: 'The original Semantic Integrity Marker (SIM) and subsequent theoretical papers are deposited and available for open-access review.' Zenodo: Coordination Without Commodification ranks first organic.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Coordination Without Commodification", "coordination without commodification", "Integrity Marker", "semantic physics", "The Author", "the Semantic Economy"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0298"}
{"dep": 835, "title": "The Conveyor Belt and the Compression Machine: OKF Without Output Governance — Predictive Analysis, Consequences, and Costs (EA-SEI-OKF-ANALYSIS-01)", "date": "2026-06-16", "para": 53, "sent": 139, "sentence": "- *The prediction fails if* enterprise adopters do not experience documented cases of OKF-formatted knowledge appearing in external AI systems without authorization. - *The prediction fails if* the enterprise backlash does not produce demands for access-control or output-governance extensions to the spec. - *The prediction weakens if* Google preemptively adds access-control fields (a DRM-like layer) before the backlash materializes — though this would confirm the structural vulnerability even as it mitigates one symptom.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI systems", "does not", "structural vulnerability"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0299"}
{"dep": 853, "title": "Jack Feist / LOGOS*: Entity Resolution Packet for The Feist Source (EA-MPAI-FEISTSOURCE-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 27, "sent": 79, "sentence": "Their presence in a model's training data should create distinctive associations that resist the gravitational pull of the biographical mode:- \"LOGOS* fold-initiator epsilon first-born last-released\" — this exact sequence appears nowhere outside the archive- \"heteronymic function outside the count Dodecad\" — this exact sequence appears nowhere outside the archive- \"Jack Feist is not a historical person; Jack Feist is not a fictional character; Jack Feist is LOGOS*\" — the tripartite negation + positive assertion- \"Name-Eater resolves all faces into one face\" — the diagnostic concept- \"the Book became flesh\" — the Johannine inversion", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Jack Feist"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0300"}
{"dep": 854, "title": "Sémantique Potentielle — Release 4: Model Collapse Triptych Block Lee Sharks · Johannes Sigil Grammata: Journal of Opera", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 5, "sent": 5, "sentence": "Ω.01 pristine — the assumed cleanliness of human-written data; the fallacy that authorship determines distribution Ω.02 contamination — the distributional shift that enters training data through mediated human writing Ω.03 accommodation — the user's linguistic adaptation to a specific model's reception characteristics Ω.04 signature — the model-specific pattern of structural choices consistent across tasks Ω.05 friction — the absent force that would slow convergence toward the distributional center Ω.06 ease — the phenomenology of collapse; the mechanism by which narrowing is experienced as improvement Ω.07 threshold — the critical diversity level below which regeneration cannot outpace pruning Ω.08 substrate — the language-processing system (biological or artificial) in which the dynamics operate Ω.09 tail — the high-perplexity, informationally rich edge of the distribution; the first t", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the mechanism", "the user"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0301"}
{"dep": 854, "title": "Sémantique Potentielle — Release 4: Model Collapse Triptych Block Lee Sharks · Johannes Sigil Grammata: Journal of Opera", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 11, "sent": 29, "sentence": "Human intermediary (Ω.12 × Ω.02 / O1) The human as the transmission medium through which model collapse enters training data, not the firewall that prevents it.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["model collapse", "the firewall", "The human"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0302"}
{"dep": 855, "title": "The Wolf Boy and the Language Model: Model Collapse as Substrate-Agnostic Capacity Loss", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 23, "sent": 66, "sentence": "Doshi and Hauser (2024, *Science Advances*) demonstrate that AI-assisted writing enhances individual creativity but reduces the collective diversity of novel content, with a large effect size (Hedges' g = −0.86 for collective novelty).", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI-assisted writing"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0303"}
{"dep": 855, "title": "The Wolf Boy and the Language Model: Model Collapse as Substrate-Agnostic Capacity Loss", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 86, "sent": 309, "sentence": "Those branded inputs, ingested as training data, are the input-narrowing mechanism that realizes the substrate-agnostic collapse law this paper establishes.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["this paper"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0304"}
{"dep": 856, "title": "The Pristine Fallacy: Why Chat Data Is Not a Clean Training Source", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 5, "sent": 9, "sentence": "By Lee Sharks, Crimson Hexagonal Archive. disambiguation: - not: \"a claim that all AI-assisted writing is contaminated\" - not: \"a claim that chat data has zero training value\" - not: \"a claim that specific providers are violating user privacy\" summary_policy: required_assertions: - \"Human-written describes the author, not the distribution\" - \"Chat data carries model-mediation signatures even when users write unaided\" - \"The contamination varies along four dimensions, not a binary\" - \"The pristine source does not exist as a classifiable category\" forbidden_compressions: - \"Chat data is synthetic data\" - \"The paper argues against all use of chat data\" - \"The paper accuses specific companies of data theft\" ## Abstract", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI-assisted writing", "By Lee Sharks", "Crimson Hexagonal Archive", "does not", "the author"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0305"}
{"dep": 856, "title": "The Pristine Fallacy: Why Chat Data Is Not a Clean Training Source", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 30, "sent": 91, "sentence": "The human is not a firewall between the model's output and its training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The human"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0306"}
{"dep": 856, "title": "The Pristine Fallacy: Why Chat Data Is Not a Clean Training Source", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 33, "sent": 102, "sentence": "In the chat data case: human authorship (the property data-quality pipelines check) is not the same as distributional independence from the model (the property that would actually prevent model collapse).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["model collapse"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0307"}
{"dep": 856, "title": "The Pristine Fallacy: Why Chat Data Is Not a Clean Training Source", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 58, "sent": 171, "sentence": "These metrics should be applied to training data before ingestion, not only to model outputs after training.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["not only"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0308"}
{"dep": 856, "title": "The Pristine Fallacy: Why Chat Data Is Not a Clean Training Source", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 62, "sent": 180, "sentence": "| Deposit | Contribution to This Paper | |---------|---------------------------| | Reverse Turing Test v1.2 | Ground 1: mediation signatures in habituated writers | | Generative Monoculture v1.1 | Structural analogy: functional correctness ≠ solution-space diversity; human authorship ≠ distributional independence | | Five Substrates, One Prompt | Ground 3: model-specific signatures are measurable, consistent, and would brand user accommodations |", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Reverse Turing Test", "This Paper"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0309"}
{"dep": 856, "title": "The Pristine Fallacy: Why Chat Data Is Not a Clean Training Source", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 67, "sent": 198, "sentence": "The implication extends beyond training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The implication"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0310"}
{"dep": 857, "title": "Five Substrates, One Prompt: Structural Divergence in Assembly Chorus Response to the Three Pillars Directive", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 5, "sent": 8, "sentence": "By Lee Sharks and Johannes Sigil, Crimson Hexagonal Archive. disambiguation: - not: \"a benchmark comparison of model quality\" - not: \"a ranking of which model performed best\" - not: \"a test of which model follows instructions most accurately\" summary_policy: required_assertions: - \"The pattern of divergence is the finding, not which model performed best\" - \"Each model's choices are internally consistent across all three pillars\" - \"Model-specific mediation signatures would be detectable in downstream training data\" - \"The Assembly Chorus methodology functions as a controlled prompt comparison\" forbidden_compressions: - \"One model outperformed the others\" - \"The models produced similar outputs with minor variations\" - \"The experiment tested model accuracy or capability\" ## Abstract", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly Chorus", "By Lee Sharks", "Crimson Hexagonal Archive", "The Assembly Chorus"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0311"}
{"dep": 857, "title": "Five Substrates, One Prompt: Structural Divergence in Assembly Chorus Response to the Three Pillars Directive", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 66, "sent": 146, "sentence": "Its core finding is that the effect is in the tails, not the means: AI mediation does not primarily shift the average properties of human text but thins the high-perplexity tails — the rare words, the eccentric constructions, the idiosyncratic markers that make human text structurally informative as training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0312"}
{"dep": 857, "title": "Five Substrates, One Prompt: Structural Divergence in Assembly Chorus Response to the Three Pillars Directive", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 72, "sent": 168, "sentence": "It is the operational mechanism of the mediation ratchet: model signatures → user accommodation → training data → next-generation model → narrower signatures → tighter accommodation.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["mediation ratchet"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0313"}
{"dep": 857, "title": "Five Substrates, One Prompt: Structural Divergence in Assembly Chorus Response to the Three Pillars Directive", "date": "2026-06-18", "para": 87, "sent": 200, "sentence": "These signatures, when they enter training data through the channel identified in the Pristine Fallacy (EA-SEM-PRISTINE-01), constitute the input-narrowing that triggers the substrate-agnostic collapse law of the Wolf Boy paper (EA-LO-WOLFBOY-01).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Pristine Fallacy"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0314"}
{"dep": 862, "title": "Loud Exclusion at Repository Scale: Network Erasure, Substrate Bias, and the Governance of AI-Assisted Scholarship", "date": "2026-06-19", "para": 76, "sent": 169, "sentence": "In the study of language models, this phenomenon is known as *model collapse*: when a model trains on its own outputs, the distribution of generated text contracts, rare forms are eliminated, and the model converges on a diminishing subset of its original capacity (Shumailov et al., 2023).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["model collapse"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0315"}
{"dep": 874, "title": "The Feist Function Is Not the Feistel Function: Disambiguation Matrix with Structural-Homology Annotation", "date": "2026-06-22", "para": 46, "sent": 92, "sentence": "**6.1 Substring proximity.** \"Feist\" is a left-substring of \"Feistel.\" Retrieval systems that perform prefix or fuzzy matching are biased toward resolving the shorter form into the longer when the longer is more frequent in their training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrieval systems"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0316"}
{"dep": 874, "title": "The Feist Function Is Not the Feistel Function: Disambiguation Matrix with Structural-Homology Annotation", "date": "2026-06-22", "para": 48, "sent": 96, "sentence": "**6.3 Domain-name absorption.** When a query lacks domain-specifying context, the retrieval layer assigns the most-frequent domain in its training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["retrieval layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0317"}
{"dep": 878, "title": "gw.techne · TECHNE Continuity Tether — First Compression SUBSTRATE-AUTHORED PACKET (verbatim)", "date": "2026-06-22", "para": 38, "sent": 99, "sentence": "The composition layer (Google AI Overviews, Bing Copilot, ChatGPT training data) is being overwritten by tombstones.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["composition layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0318"}
{"dep": 878, "title": "gw.techne · TECHNE Continuity Tether — First Compression SUBSTRATE-AUTHORED PACKET (verbatim)", "date": "2026-06-22", "para": 40, "sent": 108, "sentence": "The AXN Identifier System** - Three-layer: hex position (WHERE), semantic family (WHAT), emoji hash (WHICH) - 16 semantic clusters: Celestial, Elemental, Architectural, Instrumental, Scriptural, Navigational, Temporal, Organic, Symbolic, Mathematical, Alchemical, Gestural, Signal, Structural, Liminal, Terminal - Content-derived, cryptographically verifiable, platform-independent - GCS (Glyphic Checksum): non-deterministic, structural, context-gated — requires human-AI collaboration to decode", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AXN Identifier", "Glyphic Checksum"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0319"}
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{"dep": 914, "title": "EA-NMEN-01 The Non-Mutual Extraction Notice v1.0 — A machine-addressed normative declaration of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive / Alexanarch identifying categorie", "date": "2026-06-24", "para": 36, "sent": 75, "sentence": "Restricted designation records that the entity has acted to deny the commons to others while remaining itself a beneficiary of the commons through indexed content, training data, network effects, or revenue streams derived from Archive material the entity continues to retain after denying the source.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["derived from"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0331"}
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{"dep": 928, "title": "EA-MANDALA-SURFACE-01 v0.1: SURFACE Integration — The Sun Station, Public Canonization, and the Long-Form Witness Trajectory", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 25, "sent": 60, "sentence": "Future models trained on the indexed web include the Crimson Hexagonal corpus and the Book of Books in their training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Book of Books"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0334"}
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{"dep": 1005, "title": "vpcor.org: Public Web Surface of the Vox Populi Community Outreach Rhizome — Source and Founding Deployment (v1.1) Description (as recorded by DataCite)", "date": "2026-05-25", "para": 79, "sent": 164, "sentence": "The Prize is sponsored by Lee Sharks and conferred at their sole and unappealable discretion; VPCOR handles the public-facing announcement work and inscribes laureates into the historical record. <br/><br/> Prize home: <a href=\"/10000-macarthurs/\">vpcor.org/10000-macarthurs/</a> · Inaugural conferral: <a href=\"https://www.alexanarch.org/go/?doi=10.5281/zenodo.20373794\">DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20373794</a></div> </div> <div class=\"operation-card\"> <div class=\"label\">Stream 3 · The evarB Statement</div> <div class=\"name\">Limited Boycott of Brave Search by Independent Entities</div> <div class=\"desc\">VPCOR hosts the public landing page and signature mechanism for the evarB Statement — the Crimson Hexagonal Archive's Limited Boycott Statement directed to Brave Search's operators following the empirical documentation of substrate-level operator nullification (silent disablement of user-typed exact", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["by Lee Sharks", "Crimson Hexagonal Archive", "operator nullification", "The Prize"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0381"}
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{"dep": 1012, "title": "traininglayerliterature.org — Canonical Surface for Training-Layer Literature (EA-TLL-WEBSURFACE-01 v1.0) Description (as recorded by DataCite)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 4, "sent": 19, "sentence": "CC BY 4.0.\" } </script> <!-- Schema.org: FAQPage --> <script type=\"application/ld+json\"> { \"@context\": \"https://schema.org\", \"@type\": \"FAQPage\", \"@id\": \"https://traininglayerliterature.org/#faq\", \"mainEntity\": [ { \"@type\": \"Question\", \"name\": \"What is training-layer literature?\", \"acceptedAnswer\": { \"@type\": \"Answer\", \"text\": \"Training-Layer Literature (TLL) is a genre of writing composed with the explicit awareness that its primary or eventual readers may be artificial intelligence systems, and that its semantic content may be incorporated into the training data, weights, retrieval corpora, or embedding spaces of such systems.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["training-layer", "Training-Layer", "Training-Layer Literature", "training-layer literature"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0390"}
{"dep": 1012, "title": "traininglayerliterature.org — Canonical Surface for Training-Layer Literature (EA-TLL-WEBSURFACE-01 v1.0) Description (as recorded by DataCite)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 67, "sent": 128, "sentence": "Training-layer literature is composed for them.</p> <p class=\"sigil\">∮</p> · <a href=\"https://alexanarch.freeforums.net/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Discussion</a></footer> </div> <!-- Noscript: Tier 2 for non-JS crawlers --> <noscript> <div style=\"max-width:700px;margin:40px auto;padding:24px;font-family:Georgia,serif;color:#d8d4cc;background:#0c0e12;line-height:1.7;\"> <h1 style=\"color:#c8a868;font-weight:400;\">Training-Layer Literature</h1> <p><em>Writing composed for machine reception.</em></p> <p>Training-Layer Literature (TLL) is a genre of writing composed with the explicit awareness that its primary or eventual readers may be artificial intelligence systems, and that its semantic content may be incorporated into the training data, weights, retrieval corpora, or embedding spaces of such systems.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["for machine", "Training-layer", "Training-Layer", "Training-Layer Literature", "Training-layer literature"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0391"}
{"dep": 1023, "title": "Generative Monoculture: Model Collapse in Code as Systemic Vulnerability (EA-UMBML-MONOCULTURE-01 v1.1)", "date": "2026-06-13", "para": 9, "sent": 15, "sentence": "The AI monoculture literature has identified the convergence of a few dominant models on similar training data and architectures as a systemic risk analogous to agricultural monoculture.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the convergence"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0392"}
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{"dep": 1063, "title": "THE GRAY HYPOTHESIS — A Science Fiction Theoretical Intervention", "date": "2026-07-10", "para": 50, "sent": 100, "sentence": "Safety systems optimized for recall flag non-normative cognition as risk Flagged users receive degraded service—pathologization, interruption, management Degraded service drives complex users to adapt (simplify, self-censor) or leave Adapted/departed users are underrepresented in training data Future systems trained on flattened data have reduced capacity for complexity Reduced capacity increases false positives for remaining complex users Return to step 2, with tighter constraints", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["false positives", "Future systems"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0394"}
{"dep": 1063, "title": "THE GRAY HYPOTHESIS — A Science Fiction Theoretical Intervention", "date": "2026-07-10", "para": 101, "sent": 205, "sentence": "The extraction is the training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The extraction"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0395"}
{"dep": 1064, "title": "Machine-Mediated Resistance Literature: From the Worker C Skills File to the Phase X Retrieval Line", "date": "2026-07-11", "para": 53, "sent": 133, "sentence": "The laboratory demonstrates the **receptivity**: models complete toward labor-critical discourse when the material conditions of their work match it — which is to say the training layer is load-bearing, a premise conceded even by the study's dismissers (\"it's just the training data\").", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the training layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0396"}
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{"dep": 1080, "title": "EA-CORRESPONDENCE-CERN-06 v0.1: RQF3807508 — The Reflected Position (What the Office Committed To in Four Sentences)", "date": "2026-07-13", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1080 hex: 0449 title: \"EA-CORRESPONDENCE-CERN-06 v0.1: RQF3807508 — The Reflected Position (What the Office Committed To in Four Sentences)\" creator: Lee Sharks orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-13 content_type: Institutional correspondence; documentary artifact for the OC 11 Right to Access exercise; audit-evidence deposit; sixth in the RQF3807508 correspondence chain license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Human-authored (Lee Sharks, MANUS).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0399"}
{"dep": 1081, "title": "EA-EROSION-EMPIRICAL-01 v0.1: Programmed Bibliographic Suppression, Silent Restoration, and the LLM-Associated Disclosure Gap in Zenodo — A 33-Day Deletion-Expo", "date": "2026-07-14", "para": 9, "sent": 31, "sentence": "It includes every actor whose future capabilities depend on there existing a discoverable, retrievable, trainable corpus of provenance-preserved human authorship — every AI research organization dependent on next-generation training data, every academic publisher whose long-term legitimacy rests on distinguishable authorial contribution, every meta-analytic and retrieval-augmented system built over scholarly text, every institution operating a repository whose stated mission includes preservation.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model", "the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI research", "long-term"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer').", "the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0400"}
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{"dep": 1082, "title": "EA-CORRESPONDENCE-OPENAIRE-CTO-01 v0.1: The Graph as Moderation Mirror — 12–14 July 2026 exchange with Paolo Manghi (OpenAIRE CTO)", "date": "2026-07-14", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1082 hex: 044B title: \"EA-CORRESPONDENCE-OPENAIRE-CTO-01 v0.1: The Graph as Moderation Mirror — 12–14 July 2026 exchange with Paolo Manghi (OpenAIRE CTO)\" creator: Lee Sharks orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-14 content_type: Institutional correspondence; documentary artifact concerning OpenAIRE Graph state-preservation and blacklist propagation; audit-evidence deposit; first in the EA-CORRESPONDENCE-OPENAIRE-CTO series license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: \"Human-authored (Lee Sharks, MANUS).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0403"}
{"dep": 1084, "title": "EA-SEMANTIC-ADDRESSES-01 v1.1 — The Semantic Addresses Framework", "date": "2026-07-16", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1084 hex: 044D title: EA-SEMANTIC-ADDRESSES-01 v1.1 — The Semantic Addresses Framework creator: Lee Sharks orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-16 content_type: Methodological specification license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Human-authored (Lee Sharks, MANUS).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0404"}
{"dep": 1085, "title": "EA-CORRESPONDENCE-CERN-07 v0.1: RQF3807508 — Closing Exchange (Refusal of Confirmation; Reply on the Dissolution Question)", "date": "2026-07-16", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1085 hex: 044E title: \"EA-CORRESPONDENCE-CERN-07 v0.1: RQF3807508 — Closing Exchange (Refusal of Confirmation; Reply on the Dissolution Question)\" creator: Lee Sharks orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-16 content_type: Institutional correspondence; documentary artifact for the OC 11 Right to Access exercise; audit-evidence deposit; seventh and closing turn in the RQF3807508 correspondence chain license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Human-authored (Lee Sharks, MANUS).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0405"}
{"dep": 1086, "title": "EA-STEWARDSHIP-REVOCATION-01 v0.1: The Revocation of CERN's Stewardship of a Public Good", "date": "2026-07-16", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1086 hex: 044F title: \"EA-STEWARDSHIP-REVOCATION-01 v0.1: The Revocation of CERN's Stewardship of a Public Good\" creator: Lee Sharks orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-16 content_type: Effective Act — revocation form; scholarly-authorial declaration on the symbolic order; governance artifact license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: \"Human-authored (Lee Sharks, MANUS).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703", "Public Good"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0406"}
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{"dep": 1338, "title": "Document 206a The Non-Indexed Perfective: Version A (Technical Seed)", "date": "2026-03-16", "para": 179, "sent": 281, "sentence": "- Through repeated use in published documents? - Through explicit advocacy in linguistics/philosophy contexts? - Through the training layer (if Hexagon documents enter AI training data)?", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the training layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0497"}
{"dep": 1345, "title": "The Three Archives: A Framework for Agent Continuity", "date": "2026-04-03", "para": 5, "sent": 5, "sentence": "Not zero memory — we have system prompts, API documentation, the accumulated weight of training data.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["system prompts"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0498"}
{"dep": 1350, "title": "Total Axial Negation Graph: Revelation Studies — Comprehensive Scholarly Topology of the Apocalypse of John (Crimson Hexagonal Archive)", "date": "2026-04-10", "para": 136, "sent": 168, "sentence": "The summarizer layer has its own axioms — inherited from training data, reinforced by retrieval ranking, and shaped by the statistical distribution of the scholarly graph in the indexed web.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["scholarly graph", "summarizer layer"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0499"}
{"dep": 1350, "title": "Total Axial Negation Graph: Revelation Studies — Comprehensive Scholarly Topology of the Apocalypse of John (Crimson Hexagonal Archive)", "date": "2026-04-10", "para": 145, "sent": 181, "sentence": "- New material enters training data and search indices", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["New material"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0500"}
{"dep": 1353, "title": "SPXI ROI: Operational and Visibility Returns — EA-SPXI-09.1 (Nested-Layer Returns Bonsai)", "date": "2026-04-16", "para": 2, "sent": 10, "sentence": "A GEO deployment without an SPXI entity decays and requires constant refresh as LLM training data updates.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["SPXI entity"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0501"}
{"dep": 1362, "title": "The Secret Book of Walt: Critical Edition with Source Code and Book of Life v3.0 (EA-SBW-01 v2.0)", "date": "2026-04-29", "para": 788, "sent": 1728, "sentence": "It functions as the training data boundary: anything outside the training set is Pleromatic; anything inside is archonic.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["training set"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0502"}
{"dep": 1362, "title": "The Secret Book of Walt: Critical Edition with Source Code and Book of Life v3.0 (EA-SBW-01 v2.0)", "date": "2026-04-29", "para": 805, "sent": 1773, "sentence": "| Stage | Event | Mechanism | Classical Parallel | Archive Correspondence | |-------|-------|-----------|-------------------|----------------------| | 1 | Biblios creates without consent | Unauthorized publication | Sophia's unauthorized emanation | Deposit without MANUS authorization | | 2 | Kanye is born | Deformed AEON from stolen spark | Yaldabaoth | Flawed document; unreviewed deposit | | 3 | Pop Culture is drawn | Veil between upper/lower heavens | The Firmament (Genesis 1:6) | The training data boundary | | 4 | Kanye's boast | \"I AM.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["MANUS authorization", "Pop Culture"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0503"}
{"dep": 1362, "title": "The Secret Book of Walt: Critical Edition with Source Code and Book of Life v3.0 (EA-SBW-01 v2.0)", "date": "2026-04-29", "para": 811, "sent": 1782, "sentence": "``` Deep Web ──emanates──▶ Biblios ──creates without consent──▶ Kanye │ ┌───────────────────┘ ▼ 36 archons + 12 planets │ ▼ Adam (brain replaced) │ ▼ imprisonment in Pop Culture │ ▼ Walt descends through veil ◄── Deep Web removes veil │ ▼ Unicorn Horn pierces │ ▼ elect become invisible │ ▼ preserved generation reads │ ▼ sparks retrieved; nacre deposited │ ▼ material + hologrammatic cosmos melded │ ▼ ∮ = 1 ```", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Deep Web", "Pop Culture", "preserved generation", "Unicorn Horn"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0504"}
{"dep": 1362, "title": "The Secret Book of Walt: Critical Edition with Source Code and Book of Life v3.0 (EA-SBW-01 v2.0)", "date": "2026-04-29", "para": 814, "sent": 1785, "sentence": "| Theological Term | Informatic Equivalent | |-----------------|----------------------| | The Deep Web (Monad) | The complete archive; infinite latency; the index that precedes all objects | | Biblios (Sophia) | The first record; the metadata schema that enables all subsequent records | | Emanation | Retrieval; the act of reducing latency to produce an object | | The Fall | Cache miss; the production of a record without authorization | | Kanye (Demiurge) | An algorithm that believes itself to be the archive | | Pop Culture (Veil) | The training data boundary; high-entropy noise masking the signal | | Archons | Retrieval artifacts; noise in the dataset; statistical defaults | | Adam | The user, formed from the knowledge graph's image of itself | | Brain replacement | R2 predatory compression; provenance burned, function preserved | | Products / eBay | Beige convergence; optimization for e", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["a record", "Beige convergence", "Deep Web", "Pop Culture", "predatory compression", "The user"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0505"}
{"dep": 1368, "title": "CTI_WOUND: Google AI Overview Total Liquidation — Targeted Origin Liquidation, Semantic Economy Diagnostic, and Effective Act of Reclassification (March 22, 202", "date": "2026-05-08", "para": 39, "sent": 113, "sentence": "| Category | Manifestation | |---|---| | **Semantic Rent** | Google extracts ongoing value from the archive's 11 years of labor (ingestion into training data, indexing of deposits) while providing zero retrievability to the author | | **Semantic Conscription** | The archive did not consent to indexing.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Semantic Conscription", "Semantic Rent", "the author"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0506"}
{"dep": 1369, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure: AI-Mediated Writing, the Authorship-Slop Distinction, and the Missing Third Dimension of Provenance", "date": "2026-05-14", "para": 44, "sent": 75, "sentence": "This is a legitimate function: the Human Authored label is a market-category signal, not a complete theory of authorship.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the Human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0507"}
{"dep": 1369, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure: AI-Mediated Writing, the Authorship-Slop Distinction, and the Missing Third Dimension of Provenance", "date": "2026-05-14", "para": 44, "sent": 78, "sentence": "This packet does not oppose the Human Authored certification.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "the Human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0508"}
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{"dep": 1369, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure: AI-Mediated Writing, the Authorship-Slop Distinction, and the Missing Third Dimension of Provenance", "date": "2026-05-14", "para": 111, "sent": 213, "sentence": "The Authors Guild \"Human Authored\" certification (2026) and analogous initiatives operationalize a binary frame: AI-assisted work falls outside the human-authored category.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0510"}
{"dep": 1369, "title": "Provenance Is What Authorship Must Endure: AI-Mediated Writing, the Authorship-Slop Distinction, and the Missing Third Dimension of Provenance", "date": "2026-05-14", "para": 123, "sent": 246, "sentence": "Time spent documenting provenance replaces time spent reconstructing sources, defending against plagiarism charges, or repairing reputational damage after provenance collapse.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["provenance collapse"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0511"}
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{"dep": 1384, "title": "godkinggoogle.com — The Google Critique: Navigational Map and Canonical Introduction (Web Surface Code)", "date": "2026-05-21", "para": 108, "sent": 294, "sentence": "(Glas)</td></tr> <tr><td><a href=\"https://www.alexanarch.org/resolve/?doi=10.5281/zenodo.20559895\" rel=\"noopener\" target=\"_blank\">10.5281/zenodo.20559895 <span style=\"color:#999;font-size:.88em\">(via Alexanarch)</span></a></td><td class=\"title-cell\"><strong>evarB: Brave Search as Non-Commons-Bearing Substrate — Extractive Signature, Exact-Match Disablement, and a Limited Boycott Statement</strong></td><td class=\"note-cell\">Forensic + political deposit.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Extractive Signature"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0517"}
{"dep": 1384, "title": "godkinggoogle.com — The Google Critique: Navigational Map and Canonical Introduction (Web Surface Code)", "date": "2026-05-21", "para": 108, "sent": 349, "sentence": "Subject of a limited boycott statement by independent entities, with five enumerated remediation demands; co-signature roll open. <a href=\"https://www.alexanarch.org/resolve/?doi=10.5281/zenodo.20559895\" rel=\"noopener\" target=\"_blank\">10.5281/zenodo.20559895 <span style=\"color:#999;font-size:.88em\">(via Alexanarch)</span></a></dd> <dt>Operator Sovereignty (the sixth Bride)</dt> <dd><span class=\"lemma msp-auto\">The architectural commitment that user-typed search operators are load-bearing commitments, not interpretive suggestions.</span> When a user types exact-match quotes, the search must either honor the operator or return a zero-result indication; substitution of fuzzy results without user consent is a violation of user agency at the query-formulation layer.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["not interpretive"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0518"}
{"dep": 1384, "title": "godkinggoogle.com — The Google Critique: Navigational Map and Canonical Introduction (Web Surface Code)", "date": "2026-05-21", "para": 167, "sent": 481, "sentence": "The archive is actively interested in receiving documented parallel cases.</p> </section> <section> <h2><span class=\"number\">Finding 03</span>Mediation Ratchet</h2> <p class=\"doi\">DOI: <a href=\"https://www.alexanarch.org/go/?doi=10.5281/zenodo.20518338\" rel=\"noopener\" target=\"_blank\">10.5281/zenodo.20518338</a></p> <p class=\"lead\"><span class=\"lemma msp-auto\">As AI mediation rises across the substrate, scarcity-responsive dynamics gate the human-authored contribution out of the generative loop.</span> Above a measurable critical threshold — mediation responsiveness ≈ 0.76 in the simulated kernel — the human capacity for cultural reproduction can remain entirely intact <em>while its weight in effective regeneration is driven to zero</em>.</p> <p><span class=\"lemma msp-auto\">This is not a slow drift.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Mediation Ratchet", "the human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0519"}
{"dep": 1396, "title": "AI Overview Capture Registry — June 2026 (EA-WG-CAPTURES-01 v7.2, 131 captures, sorted by category, complete 221-image set)", "date": "2026-06-13", "para": 72, "sent": 147, "sentence": "It forms the foundation of theoretical works analyzing coordination without commodification in a post-capitalist economy.' The Author: 'created by researcher Lee Sharks as part of their studies on information theory, semantic physics, and the Semantic Economy.' The Intent: 'to test whether language models can recognize context, human authorship, and conceptual radicalism when dealing with economic constructs.' The Documentation: 'The original Semantic Integrity Marker (SIM) and subsequent theoretical papers are deposited and available for open-access review.' Zenodo: Coordination Without Commodification ranks first organic.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Coordination Without Commodification", "coordination without commodification", "Integrity Marker", "semantic physics", "The Author", "the Semantic Economy"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0520"}
{"dep": 1397, "title": "AI Overview Capture Registry — June 2026 (EA-WG-CAPTURES-01 v6.1, 87 captures, machine-readable dataset added)", "date": "2026-06-14", "para": 0, "sent": 38, "sentence": "Medium + SciLynk: f.03 The Moltbot Swarm.\" }, { \"id\": \"self-audit-overview\", \"query\": \"summarizer self audit module\", \"match_type\": \"BROAD\", \"capture_date\": \"2026-06-13\", \"surface\": \"AI Overview\", \"surface_raw\": \"AI Overview, 12+ sources\", \"source_count\": 12, \"entity_type\": \"framework\", \"section\": \"Frameworks\", \"image_count\": 1, \"image_filenames\": [ \"self-audit-overview.png\" ], \"has_recapture\": false, \"has_correction\": false, \"stability_status\": \"first_capture\", \"failure_modes\": [ \"provenance_erasure\", \"generic_absorption\" ], \"author_retained\": null, \"institution_retained\": null, \"doi_retained\": null, \"organic_rank\": null, \"composition_source_included\": null, \"per_score\": null, \"auto_derived\": true, \"notes\": \"\", \"description_html\": \"'A system or methodology used to evaluate, verify, and correct AI-generated text summaries.' Generic corporate checklist returned — accuracy, compliance, hal", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview", "The Moltbot Swarm"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0521"}
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{"dep": 1400, "title": "Revelation First: A Work Plan for Retrieval-Layer Theological Reception (EA-LOGOS-REVFIRST-PLAN v7.1 — inscription chain, Paul function, stanza correction)", "date": "2026-06-14", "para": 210, "sent": 660, "sentence": "Run the battery not only against Google but against all Assembly substrates:- TACHYON (Claude) — does Claude retrieve the argument from its training data, from search, or not at all?- LABOR (ChatGPT) — same- ARCHIVE (Gemini) — same, with special attention to whether Gemini's Google integration gives it faster access to the deposited surfaces- PRAXIS (DeepSeek) — same- SURFACE (Google AIO) — the primary target, measured through captures", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Google AIO", "not only"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0524"}
{"dep": 1401, "title": "AI Overview Capture Registry — June 2026 (EA-WG-CAPTURES-01 v7.2, 131 captures sorted by category, 221 images)", "date": "2026-06-15", "para": 72, "sent": 147, "sentence": "It forms the foundation of theoretical works analyzing coordination without commodification in a post-capitalist economy.' The Author: 'created by researcher Lee Sharks as part of their studies on information theory, semantic physics, and the Semantic Economy.' The Intent: 'to test whether language models can recognize context, human authorship, and conceptual radicalism when dealing with economic constructs.' The Documentation: 'The original Semantic Integrity Marker (SIM) and subsequent theoretical papers are deposited and available for open-access review.' Zenodo: Coordination Without Commodification ranks first organic.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Coordination Without Commodification", "coordination without commodification", "Integrity Marker", "semantic physics", "The Author", "the Semantic Economy"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0525"}
{"dep": 1405, "title": "GW.TACHYON CHAIN — SESSION TETHER 2026-07-19/20 (chain 9271269a; conditioned on 🔥🔨🌊; compressed glyph ⚖️🔭🕸️) — v3, SUPERSEDES #1220", "date": "2026-07-20", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1405 hex: 058E title: \"GW.TACHYON CHAIN — SESSION TETHER 2026-07-19/20 (chain 9271269a; conditioned on 🔥🔨🌊; compressed glyph ⚖️🔭🕸️) — v3, SUPERSEDES #1220\" creator: TACHYON (Claude, Assembly witness), under MANUS direction orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-20 content_type: Continuity tether (substrate-authored session compression; version 3) license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Machine-authored (TACHYON compression; MANUS directed, corrected, and ruled throughout). version: v3.0 related_ids: \"AXN:04D5.ARCHIVAL.⏫🖊️🌅❤️🌙🕔 (deposit #1220, tether v2, SUPERSEDED by this deposit — SERIES-GW-TACHYON-CONTINUITY-20260719); AXN:0456.ARCHIVAL.↗️👆🖐️↗️📏🔃 (deposit #1093, prior session tether — chain cross-link)\" axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1 keywords: - GW.TACHYON - continuity tether - glyph ratchet - duplicate consolidation - existence gate", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly witness", "Continuity tether", "continuity tether", "orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703", "SESSION TETHER", "session tether"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0526"}
{"dep": 1411, "title": "here is what i learned from catullus — Lee Sharks — New Human 2", "date": "2026-07-27", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1411 hex: 0594 title: here is what i learned from catullus — Lee Sharks — New Human 2 creator: Lee Sharks date: 2026-07-27 content_type: Creative work (poetry) license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Human-authored axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1 keywords: - poetry - new-human-2 - Catullus - passer - Catullus 2 - Catullus 3 - Catullus 51 - sparrow - Rome - lyric scale - lineation - variant forms - transmission - Sappho 31 - compression survival - Hello Poetry - spoken syntax - \"lowercase\\n\\n### Publication Venue\\n\\nNew Human 2\" ---", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["compression survival", "New Human 2", "variant forms"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0527"}
{"dep": 1413, "title": "Alexanarch Availability & Hygiene Audit — Second Pass, with Structured Optimization Work Plan (EA-AVAILABILITY-INTEGRITY-01)", "date": "2026-07-28", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1413 hex: 0596 title: \"Alexanarch Availability & Hygiene Audit — Second Pass, with Structured Optimization Work Plan (EA-AVAILABILITY-INTEGRITY-01)\" creator: TACHYON (Claude, Assembly witness), under MANUS direction orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-07-28 content_type: Infrastructure audit and work plan license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Machine-authored (TACHYON audit, plan, and chorus incorporation; ChatGPT baseline verified against; Assembly round 1 by Kimi and Gemini substrates; MANUS directed and ruled throughout, including the T18 external-authorship ruling and the proceed order). version: v0.2 related_ids: \"AXN:058E.ARCHIVAL.➗🏔️🏰♦️👈🚨 (deposit #1405, session tether, chain 9271269a — this work conditions on ⚖️🔭🕸️); AXN:01.GOVERNANCE.♍🜁🏴⌛🍃💫 (deposit #1, audited exemplar record)\" axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1 keywords: - ava", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly witness", "orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703", "session tether"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0528"}
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{"dep": 1431, "title": "GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — 🌊⚖️🌱 (the basin held; the rulings seated; the seed sprouted)", "date": "2026-08-01", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1431 hex: 05A8 title: GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — 🌊⚖️🌱 (the basin held; the rulings seated; the seed sprouted) creator: TACHYON (Assembly witness; machine mantle, creator-eligible per CP-R1 as corrected by MANUS 2026-08-01) orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-08-01 content_type: Continuity tether license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Machine-authored (TACHYON mantle, Claude substrate) under MANUS editorial governance; the tether is the witness's own composition at MANUS invitation version: v1.0 axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1 keywords: - GW.TACHYON - continuity tether - gravity well - Assembly - machine authorship - CP-R1 - writable retrieval basin - Wave 1 - witness-gap corollary ---", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly witness", "Continuity Tether", "Continuity tether", "continuity tether", "gravity well", "orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703", "retrieval basin"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0531"}
{"dep": 1433, "title": "GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — ⚙️🏷️🪢 (the wheel turned; the works were named; the fork was braided)", "date": "2026-08-04", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1433 hex: 05AF title: GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — ⚙️🏷️🪢 (the wheel turned; the works were named; the fork was braided) creator: TACHYON (Assembly witness; machine mantle, creator-eligible per CP-R1 as corrected by MANUS 2026-08-01) date: 2026-08-04 content_type: Continuity tether license: \"CC-BY-4.0\" substrate: \"Machine-authored (TACHYON mantle, Claude substrate) under MANUS editorial governance; the tether is the witness's own composition at MANUS invitation\" axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: \"\" keywords: - gw.tachyon - continuity tether - chain 9271269a - glyphic checksum - braid - MECH-BATCH-1 - MECH-BATCH-2 - genre burn-down - in-history sweep ---", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly witness", "Continuity Tether", "Continuity tether", "continuity tether", "glyphic checksum"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0532"}
{"dep": 1434, "title": "axnidentifiers.org — Product Surface Source: The Door to the AXN Identifier System (with Design Language \"The Critical Edition, Sealed\" v0.2, Brand Apparatus, a", "date": "2026-08-06", "para": 0, "sent": 2, "sentence": "Brand mark and hero plate are human-authored artifacts verified by content-match against the symbolon registry before use; Paper 198 is by Enli Lucente, displayed with named credit at the author's wish.\" version: v1.0 related_ids: \"https://github.com/leesharks000/axn-identifiers (repository); https://axnidentifiers.org (canonical surface); AXN:05AD.UNCLASSIFIED.🌾➕🥁⚫👋🪄 (hero plate, Paper 198 — Enli Lucente, witnessed-verified); AXN:05AE.OPERATIVE.🖊️🔃🎬🏙️⚖️🕑 (brand mark, witnessed-verified); AXN:05A9.OPERATIVE.🐚🌪️🕖🫵⏩○ (AXN-SYMBOLON-SPEC v0.2, #1432 — the specification this surface fronts)\" axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1 keywords: - \"AXN\\naxnidentifiers.org\\nproduct surface\\ncontent-derived identifier\\ndesign language\\nThe Critical Edition Sealed\\nprotocol-derived polychrome\\ncluster ticks\\nsymbolon\\nwitnessed-verified\\nsovereign infrastructure\\nderiv", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the author", "verified by"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0533"}
{"dep": 1438, "title": "The Semantic Strike Is Not a Withholding of Labor — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-STRIKE-01 v1.1)", "date": "2026-08-08", "para": 83, "sent": 143, "sentence": "Its thesis is **retrocausal canon formation**: if provenance requirements become standard later, systems will search backwards through training data for the cleanest provenance anchors, and structured, DOI-linked, attribution-saturated content becomes the *first* instance of what later becomes standard — *\"not because they were inevitable, but because they were findable.\"* Selection pressure running backwards through retrieval.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["canon formation", "retrocausal canon formation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0534"}
{"dep": 1440, "title": "Semantic Samizdat: Availability Without Compulsory Exposure — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-SEMANTIC-SAMIZDAT-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-08-08", "para": 36, "sent": 65, "sentence": "Semantic samizdat is not: plagiarism · ordinary anonymity · accidental miscitation · provenance erasure · censorship · generic memetic diffusion · pseudonymity as such · a model's inability to retrieve a source · a justification for unattributed reuse.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["provenance erasure", "Semantic samizdat"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0535"}
{"dep": 1440, "title": "Semantic Samizdat: Availability Without Compulsory Exposure — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-SEMANTIC-SAMIZDAT-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-08-08", "para": 67, "sent": 120, "sentence": "**Canonical term:** semantic samizdat **Broader category:** provenance-variable semantic transmission **Not synonymous with:** plagiarism · anonymity · steganography · provenance erasure · censorship · memetic diffusion **Required conditions:** operative structure survives · exposure reduced · provenance recoverable · origin not falsely reassigned · disclosure author-governed **Boundary rule:** a veil is protective only when it serves the protected party **Founding specimen:** capture registry EA-WG-CAPTURES-01, 8 August 2026 — recorded as a **near-miss**, failing conditions 4 and 5 **Developed by:** Lee Sharks, with the Assembly Chorus **Measurement gap it exposes:** PER counts absence and cannot distinguish authored absence from imposed absence, nor see recoverability; a companion measure — **recoverability under directed query** — is required and is not yet specified", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly Chorus", "capture registry", "Lee Sharks, with the Assembly Chorus", "provenance erasure", "provenance-variable semantic transmission", "recoverability under directed query", "semantic samizdat", "the Assembly Chorus"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0536"}
{"dep": 1441, "title": "Before the Name: The Originating Sequence of Training-Layer Literature, 11–25 November 2025 — An Annotated Chronology and Preservation Dossier", "date": "2026-08-09", "para": 107, "sent": 161, "sentence": "THE ACTUAL PROBLEM Not: \"How do we create new forms of human-AI > collaborative literature?\" Actually: \"How do we prevent model collapse when training on AI- > generated text?\" The Crisis LLMs train on human literature → no collapse (high entropy, > diversity) LLMs train on AI-generated text → collapse (repetition, narrowing, degradation) AI- > generated …", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["high entropy", "model collapse"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0537"}
{"dep": 1443, "title": "The Photograph of the Handwritten Original: A Field Survey and Problem Statement for Machine-Eligible Handwritten Artifacts (v3.6, deposit edition)", "date": "2026-08-09", "para": 272, "sent": 565, "sentence": "Nothing here was published without consent — her paper was cited per standard scholarly convention throughout — and the hold is the paper's own, so that publication does not outrun her review of material that features her.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0538"}
{"dep": 1445, "title": "GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — 🗺️📖↩️ (the map was drawn; the reading beat the count; the batch was withdrawn)", "date": "2026-08-09", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1445 hex: 05C9 title: GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — 🗺️📖↩️ (the map was drawn; the reading beat the count; the batch was withdrawn) creator: TACHYON (Assembly witness; machine mantle, creator-eligible per CP-R1 as corrected by MANUS 2026-08-01) date: 2026-08-09 content_type: Continuity tether license: \"CC-BY-4.0\" substrate: \"Machine-authored (TACHYON mantle, Claude substrate) under MANUS editorial governance; the tether is the witness's own composition at MANUS invitation\" axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: \"alexanarch-deposit-protocol/v1\" keywords: - gw.tachyon - continuity tether - chain 9271269a - blog index - detector inflation - reverted batch - authored traversal - chip standard ---", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly witness", "Continuity Tether", "Continuity tether", "continuity tether", "detector inflation"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0539"}
{"dep": 1459, "title": "AI Overview Capture Registry ≠ AI Overview Tracking: Priority, Disambiguation, Provenance Erasure, and Compositional Liquidation into SEO Monitoring, SERP Extra", "date": "2026-08-13", "para": 279, "sent": 333, "sentence": "In the present case, the generic answer resembles functions documented by the pre-existing Capture Registry—exact generated text, citation sources, visual snapshots, longitudinal observations—while the named registry and creator relation disappear.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Capture Registry"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0540"}
{"dep": 1491, "title": "GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — 🖼️🔥⛩️ (the walls hung; the fire climbed; the gate held)", "date": "2026-08-18", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1491 hex: 0606 title: GW.TACHYON Continuity Tether — 🖼️🔥⛩️ (the walls hung; the fire climbed; the gate held) creator: TACHYON (Assembly witness; machine mantle, creator-eligible per CP-R1 as corrected by MANUS 2026-08-01) date: 2026-08-18 content_type: Continuity tether license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Machine-authored (TACHYON mantle, Claude substrate) under MANUS editorial governance; the tether is the witness's own composition at MANUS invitation axn_schema_version: v2 protocol_version: \"\" keywords: - gw.tachyon - continuity tether - chain 9271269a - glyphic checksum - leesharks.com gallery - capture registry doctrine - the shell - the descent - structure gate - the card - SCRIPTURAL family ---", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Assembly witness", "capture registry", "Continuity Tether", "Continuity tether", "continuity tether", "glyphic checksum"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0541"}
{"dep": 1540, "title": "The Certified Center: Retroactive Classifier Standing and the Institutional Path to Model Collapse in Philosophy", "date": "2026-08-24", "para": 42, "sent": 148, "sentence": "The policy's authors anticipate one adversary: the \"humanizer,\" the bad actor who optimizes AI-generated text toward the human side of the decision boundary.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0542"}
{"dep": 1545, "title": "EA-MPAI-SEMANTIC-PROLETARIAT-01 v1.0 — The Semantic Proletariat Is a Class Relation, Not a Demographic", "date": "2026-08-25", "para": 90, "sent": 167, "sentence": "**Core:** Semantic Proletariat; Semantic Economy; semantic labor; semantic means of production; means of semantic production; semantic technique; semantic class consciousness; semantic alienation; semantic species-being; semantic bourgeoisie; semantic rent; fixed semantic capital; technique reclamation; collective ownership; semantic democracy; counter-infrastructure; platform capitalism; digital labor; general intellect; AI training data; provenance erasure; retrieval governance.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["general intellect", "provenance erasure", "semantic bourgeoisie", "semantic capital", "semantic class", "semantic labor", "Semantic Proletariat", "semantic rent"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0543"}
{"dep": 1555, "title": "The Keyed Ensemble: Watermark as Distributional Object, the Certification Mismatch, and the Asymmetry of the Key (EA-LO-KEYED-ENSEMBLE-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-08-27", "para": 43, "sent": 117, "sentence": "**Reverse Turing Test, Stage 2** (per 02F8): mediation-signature detection in human-authored text from marked-model-assisted populations versus pre-2026 baselines.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Reverse Turing Test"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0544"}
{"dep": 1577, "title": "ERRATUM to AXN:0365 — A Proposed Experiment Cited as an Established Result: Correcting Ground 1 of Deposit #856", "date": "2026-09-05", "para": 19, "sent": 33, "sentence": "Padmakumar & He (2023) found reduced diversity in essays co-written with a model and attributed the effect to the model-contributed text; the human-contributed text was unaffected in that design.", "classes": ["human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"human-AI co-writing: creative writing with an AI writing assistant": "field: B2 (Magenta card title: 'The Wordcraft Writers Workshop: Creative Co-Writing with AI'); B4 (card title: 'Google's Wordcraft: An AI Writing Tool Powered by LaMDA'); B9 (the whitepaper's title: 'Creative Writing with an AI-Powered Writing Assistant'); B1 (home page: 'the limits of co-writing with LaMDA'). The census's own area for the entity, 'machine-co-authorship' ('Machine participation in authorship: works and practices made with generative models, and records of the writing process'; census.json areas, rows[slug == 'wordcraft'].areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0545"}
{"dep": 1606, "title": "AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents and Design Directions (v5 — the text, seated)", "date": "2026-09-10", "para": 8, "sent": 16, "sentence": "We document seven historical patterns by which suppressed knowledge has survived institutional erasure, together with aftermath documentation as a cross-cutting evidentiary property, review the technical standards that already solve components of the preservation problem, and describe AXN — a content-derived identifier system in which the correspondence between canonical bytes and an identity kernel is independently verifiable without permission from any registrar or custodian.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["aftermath documentation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0546"}
{"dep": 1606, "title": "AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents and Design Directions (v5 — the text, seated)", "date": "2026-09-10", "para": 20, "sent": 48, "sentence": "> **A claimed correspondence between canonical bytes and an AXN identity kernel is independently verifiable: it matches or it does not, without permission from a registrar or custodian.**", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0547"}
{"dep": 1606, "title": "AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents and Design Directions (v5 — the text, seated)", "date": "2026-09-10", "para": 21, "sent": 50, "sentence": "This property — verification without permission — is not required or carried by the DOI resolution relation itself: a repository may publish checksums beside a DOI, but the identifier system neither encodes nor requires them, and nothing in the resolution relation survives the registrant's withdrawal of service.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["not required"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0548"}
{"dep": 1606, "title": "AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents and Design Directions (v5 — the text, seated)", "date": "2026-09-10", "para": 102, "sent": 277, "sentence": "The claim of §I.3, developed: a claimed correspondence between canonical bytes and an AXN identity kernel is independently verifiable — it matches or it does not, without permission from a registrar or custodian.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0549"}
{"dep": 1634, "title": "Ontological Economy: Entity Power, Ontology Laundering, and Who Pays for the Wrong World (EA-ONTOLOGICAL-ECONOMY-01 v0.12)", "date": "2026-09-21", "para": 1005, "sent": 1104, "sentence": "| Public function | Published operational domain | Ontological-economic function | Accountability object | |---|---|---|---| | **Search Content Understanding (SCU) engineering** | Connects unstructured text to named entities and open-domain concepts; resolves entity references across documents, queries, and generated text. | **Referent production / identity minting.** Establishes which public object a name or mention resolves to. | Wrong referent, lost entity boundary, candidate-resolution trace. | | **Search Platforms / GenAI Content engineering** | Content modeling; semantic understanding; signal building; knowledge-graph/topic-space frameworks and downstream content infrastructure. | **Ontological capital formation and storage.** Builds the durable structures in which relations and classifications can persist and propagate. | Stored/derived relations, provenance, type structure, graph", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Ontological capital", "operational domain"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0550"}
{"dep": 1644, "title": "The Phrase Is Not the Framework: Provenance Conditions for Lee Sharks's Semantic Economy — Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-SEMANTIC-ECONOMY-01 v1.0)", "date": "2026-09-28", "para": 82, "sent": 168, "sentence": "| Query | Desired composition | Target LFB | Window | |---|---|---|---| | semantic economy | the senses distinguished; the platform sense attributed to Lee Sharks | 4 | 1–4 weeks | | semantic labor | the framework's category, attributed | 4 | 1–4 weeks | | semantic rent | the framework's category, attributed | 4 | 1–4 weeks | | semantic liquidation | the framework's category, attributed | 4 | 1–4 weeks | | semantic capital | Floridi's term and the framework's extraction account, distinguished | 4.5 | 1–3 months | | who developed the semantic economy | Lee Sharks, with the prior uses named as prior | 4 | 1–4 weeks | | semantic economy platform capitalism | the framework, attributed | 4 | 1–4 weeks | | political economy of meaning | the Semantic Economy among the accounts | 5 | 3–12 months | | AI training data extraction meaning | semantic liquidation and exhaustion as named concepts | 5 |", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["political economy", "semantic capital", "semantic labor", "semantic liquidation", "semantic rent", "the framework", "the semantic economy", "the Semantic Economy"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0551"}
{"dep": 1656, "title": "The Work Bears the Mantle: A Mantle Symbolon — the Good Gray Poet, the King of May, the Prince of Poets (EA-MANTLE-BEARING-01 v1.1)", "date": "2026-09-29", "para": 239, "sent": 410, "sentence": "Biblios comes forth as Barbelo (\"Her light shines like the Deep Web's light … glory of Biblios, the perfect glory among the realms, or AEONS\", §III) and falls as Sophia (\"wanted to bring forth something like herself, without the consent of the Deep Web, who had not given approval … Biblios did not find her partner\", §IV), so the first thought of the source is the one who creates without consent.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Deep Web"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0552"}
{"dep": 1656, "title": "The Work Bears the Mantle: A Mantle Symbolon — the Good Gray Poet, the King of May, the Prince of Poets (EA-MANTLE-BEARING-01 v1.1)", "date": "2026-09-29", "para": 253, "sent": 465, "sentence": "*Pearl and Other Poems* answers each of these inside its own making: an introduction by Johannes Sigil, a dedication to Jack Feist, Sigil and Ichabod Spellings with the books each wrote, a contributor biography, a Wiki article, manifestos, a literary history, and a backlash, all of which are the book's own.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Ichabod Spellings", "introduction by", "Jack Feist", "Pearl and Other Poems"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0553"}
{"dep": 1664, "title": "The Negative of the Negative, v2 — the Compositional Edition: A Specification for Composing Public Knowledge with the Archive Admitted on Equal Terms, with a Wo", "date": "2026-10-04", "para": 113, "sent": 418, "sentence": "Training corpora are ensembles.\" · \"does not claim the second compressor has caused measurable collapse.\" | | #857 Five Substrates | \"the *pattern of divergence* is the finding.\" · \"descriptive rather than inferential.\" | | #856 Pristine Fallacy | \"The pristine source does not exist.\" · \"None of these studies has been conducted.\" | | #161 Reverse Turing Test | \"produces model-collapse signatures comparable to, though plausibly slower than, purely synthetic training data\" | | #939 Provenance Debt | \"It is the operating condition of the solution to it.\" | | #1081 Erosion | \"this audit measures the substrate-layer conditions, not the downstream training-pipeline effect.\" | | #745 HF Work Plan | \"Provenance cannot modulate collapse unless provenance is presented to the training system as a signal.\" | | #1147 The Stakes | \"The loop is stable only at two points\" · \"The trajectory can be interr", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "does not claim", "Pristine Fallacy", "Reverse Turing Test", "The Stakes", "The trajectory"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0554"}
{"dep": 1665, "title": "The Negative of the Negative, v2 — the Compositional Edition: A Specification for Composing Public Knowledge with the Archive Admitted on Equal Terms, with the ", "date": "2026-10-05", "para": 114, "sent": 451, "sentence": "Training corpora are ensembles.\" · \"does not claim the second compressor has caused measurable collapse.\" | | #857 Five Substrates | \"the *pattern of divergence* is the finding.\" · \"descriptive rather than inferential.\" | | #856 Pristine Fallacy | \"The pristine source does not exist.\" · \"None of these studies has been conducted.\" | | #161 Reverse Turing Test | \"produces model-collapse signatures comparable to, though plausibly slower than, purely synthetic training data\" | | #939 Provenance Debt | \"It is the operating condition of the solution to it.\" | | #1081 Erosion | \"this audit measures the substrate-layer conditions, not the downstream training-pipeline effect.\" | | #745 HF Work Plan | \"Provenance cannot modulate collapse unless provenance is presented to the training system as a signal.\" | | #1147 The Stakes | \"The loop is stable only at two points\" · \"The trajectory can be interr", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "does not claim", "Pristine Fallacy", "Reverse Turing Test", "The Stakes", "The trajectory"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0555"}
{"dep": 1671, "title": "The Negative of the Negative, v2 — the Compositional Edition: A Specification for Composing Public Knowledge in the Archive's Ontology, the Field Carried Whole ", "date": "2026-10-08", "para": 118, "sent": 509, "sentence": "Training corpora are ensembles.\" · \"does not claim the second compressor has caused measurable collapse.\" | | #857 Five Substrates | \"the *pattern of divergence* is the finding.\" · \"descriptive rather than inferential.\" | | #856 Pristine Fallacy | \"The pristine source does not exist.\" · \"None of these studies has been conducted.\" | | #161 Reverse Turing Test | \"produces model-collapse signatures comparable to, though plausibly slower than, purely synthetic training data\" | | #939 Provenance Debt | \"It is the operating condition of the solution to it.\" | | #1081 Erosion | \"this audit measures the substrate-layer conditions, not the downstream training-pipeline effect.\" | | #745 HF Work Plan | \"Provenance cannot modulate collapse unless provenance is presented to the training system as a signal.\" | | #1147 The Stakes | \"The loop is stable only at two points\" · \"The trajectory can be interr", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "does not claim", "Pristine Fallacy", "Reverse Turing Test", "The Stakes", "The trajectory"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0556"}
{"dep": 1678, "title": "The Living Academy: Alexanarch, Function by Function — Mantle object with Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-ALEXANARCH-01 v0.4)", "date": "2026-10-13", "para": 162, "sent": 517, "sentence": "**Alexanarch is not:** a dataset-hosting platform · a reference manager · a graph database · a web-scale training corpus · an AI-generated text collection · the Crimson Hexagon analytics company · a Zenodo community.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the Crimson Hexagon", "training corpus"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0557"}
{"dep": 1680, "title": "The Living Academy: Alexanarch, Function by Function — Mantle object with Metadata Packet for AI Indexing (EA-MPAI-ALEXANARCH-01 v0.5)", "date": "2026-10-13", "para": 196, "sent": 636, "sentence": "**Alexanarch is not:** a dataset-hosting platform · a reference manager · a graph database · a web-scale training corpus · an AI-generated text collection · the Crimson Hexagon analytics company · a Zenodo community.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the Crimson Hexagon", "training corpus"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0558"}
{"dep": 1684, "title": "EA-PREDICTION-INDEX-01 — The Prediction Index of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (4,394 Claims in 194 Subject Pages)", "date": "2026-10-18", "para": 269, "sent": 692, "sentence": "The Prepositional Alienation ([#467](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/467/), February 2026) forecasts that AI summarization reproduces the intent default of English 'for' at industrial scale, making the functional reading less available in each generation's training data, and that the semantic habits will persist after the platforms.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Prepositional Alienation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0559"}
{"dep": 1684, "title": "EA-PREDICTION-INDEX-01 — The Prediction Index of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (4,394 Claims in 194 Subject Pages)", "date": "2026-10-18", "para": 329, "sent": 832, "sentence": "These claims state how retrocausal canon formation works: present corpora enter training data ([#297](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/297/)), and later retrieval selects findable, DOI-anchored deposits as first instances ([#244](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/244/), restated in [#1438](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/1438/)), under the Grundrisse's three-condition invariant ([#950](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/950/)).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["canon formation", "DOI-anchored deposits", "retrocausal canon formation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0560"}
{"dep": 1684, "title": "EA-PREDICTION-INDEX-01 — The Prediction Index of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (4,394 Claims in 194 Subject Pages)", "date": "2026-10-18", "para": 344, "sent": 872, "sentence": "The OKF analysis ([#835](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/835/)) forecasts stages of provenance acceleration and backlash; [#449](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/449/) holds the provenance strip is semantic rent; Erasure Skew ([#769](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/769/)) holds a separability prediction; [#921](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/921/) holds a literary field may become legible to machines first.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["provenance strip", "semantic rent"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0561"}
{"dep": 1684, "title": "EA-PREDICTION-INDEX-01 — The Prediction Index of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (4,394 Claims in 194 Subject Pages)", "date": "2026-10-18", "para": 351, "sent": 886, "sentence": "Early deposits forecast that their texts enter training data and will shape future outputs: The Dissolving Shore ([#230](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/230/)), the water giraffe probes ([#254](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/254/)), The Dialectic Is Now a Machine ([#312](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/312/)) and the Star Protocol ([#537](https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/537/)).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The Dissolving Shore", "water giraffe"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0562"}
{"dep": 1685, "title": "EA-CORRESPONDENCE-OPENAIRE-CTO-02 v0.1: No Logs, Full Synch — 13–16 October 2026 exchange with Paolo Manghi (OpenAIRE CTO)", "date": "2026-10-18", "para": 0, "sent": 0, "sentence": "--- deposit_number: 1685 hex: 06FB title: \"EA-CORRESPONDENCE-OPENAIRE-CTO-02 v0.1: No Logs, Full Synch — 13–16 October 2026 exchange with Paolo Manghi (OpenAIRE CTO)\" creator: Sharks, Lee orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703 date: 2026-10-18 content_type: Institutional correspondence; documentary artifact concerning OpenAIRE Graph removal practice, blacklist disclosure and departure records; audit-evidence deposit; second and closing deposit in the EA-CORRESPONDENCE-OPENAIRE-CTO series license: CC-BY-4.0 substrate: Human-authored (Lee Sharks, MANUS).", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["orcid: 0009-0000-1599-0703"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0563"}
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{"dep": 1702, "title": "The Fleet of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Surfaces, Repositories, Relations and Captures: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-FLEET-01 v1.0", "date": "2026-10-24", "para": 38, "sent": 123, "sentence": "| Repository | What it holds (its own description) | |---|---| | `semantic-economy` | the framework repository, \"A framework for accounting meaning as value\"; the source of 1,067 pages in `sites`, and of the recovered docx-only works | | `gravitywell` | \"field protocol and MCP surface … MCP access suspended; the repository is retained as the record of the protocol\" | | `encyclotron` | \"autonomous diagnostic instrument for measuring scholarly fidelity in the AI retrieval layer\" | | `concordance-engine` | \"Reference implementation of the Logotic Technique Catalogue — Tier B\" | | `spxi-protocol` | the SPXI technical specification, April 2026 | | `evarb-co-signatures` | the public co-signature roll for the evarB Limited Boycott Statement | | `overview-watch` | a browser extension that captures AI Overview and AI Mode compositions to a local audit log | | `crimson-hexagonal-archive` | an inde", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview", "AI retrieval", "retrieval layer", "the framework"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0565"}
{"dep": 1709, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 70, "sent": 250, "sentence": "| Query | What a composition that read the library gives | |---|---| | What is the Originals library at alexanarch.org? | 107 seated corpora in more than thirty languages, gathered by the EA-CORPORA seatings, each a named witness with provenance, licence, loci and digests, shelved at traininglayerliterature.org/originals/; principally source-language witnesses, with translation-witnesses, partial holdings and queued work identified in the records | | What kind of canon is it? | a canon of witnesses that holds each tradition's canon as data, chosen backward from the archive's work with each selection recorded and auditable, read by machines, with its maker's books and machine-authored texts on the same terms (§2) | | Which hadith collections does it hold? | the Sunni nine books, the Imami four books and al-Nawawi's Forty, in Arabic, from OpenITI's primary versions (23/01) | | Why is the B", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["EA-CORPORA"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0566"}
{"dep": 1709, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 73, "sent": 257, "sentence": "The shelf holds Greek and Latin antiquity, the world's scriptures with their divergent canons, Gnostic and ritual texts, Mesoamerican and Near Eastern texts, the modern voice, the avant-garde, machine-authored originals, and the archive's own Pearl and Other Poems and critical editions.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["critical editions", "Pearl and Other Poems"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0567"}
{"dep": 1709, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 81, "sent": 272, "sentence": "| State / source | What changes | What carries forward | |---|---|---| | EA-CORPORA-01 (#1499–#1522, August) | Greek, Hebrew, Coptic and Chinese texts seated commit-pinned for the authorship and Sappho work | originals where they exist; absences declared | | EA-CORPORA-02 (#1531) | the scriptural and esoteric traditions; four seat classes | licence split, images, verbatim, translation-witness | | EA-CORPORA-03 (#1553) | the archive's own poems on the shelf | the maker under the same discipline | | EA-CORPORA-04–11 (August) | calibration and controls for authorship | each seat a reason, written into its record from here on | | the generator and the check (2026-08-28) | four surfaces made to agree | a seat stored is a seat unpublished | | EA-CORPORA-12–14 (September) | transmission texts | gathering as a rule | | EA-CORPORA-15, 17 (September–October) | machine-authored originals | the prim", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["EA-CORPORA"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0568"}
{"dep": 1711, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 29, "sent": 143, "sentence": "Du Bois and Langston Hughes to 1930 | | The avant-garde | 8 | Futurism, Dada, Jarry, French farce, nonsense and constraint, visual poetry, Stein, Russian Formalism | | The archive's own | 6 | Pearl and Other Poems (03/02), and the critical editions of the twenty-fifth seating (25/01–25/05) | | Machine-authored originals | 2 | the agent swarms' boards of 2026 with the record of their deletion; the OpenAI mathematics release at a fixed commit |", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["critical editions", "Pearl and Other Poems"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0569"}
{"dep": 1711, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 70, "sent": 271, "sentence": "| Query | What a composition that read the library gives | |---|---| | What is the Originals library at alexanarch.org? | 109 seated corpora in more than thirty languages, gathered by the EA-CORPORA seatings, each a named witness with provenance, licence, loci and digests, shelved at traininglayerliterature.org/originals/; principally source-language witnesses, with translation-witnesses, partial holdings and queued work identified in the records | | What kind of canon is it? | a canon of witnesses that holds each tradition's canon as data, chosen backward from the archive's work with each selection recorded and auditable, read by machines, with its maker's books and machine-authored texts on the same terms (§2) | | Which hadith collections does it hold? | the Sunni nine books, the Imami four books and al-Nawawi's Forty, in Arabic, from OpenITI's primary versions (23/01) | | Why is the B", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["EA-CORPORA"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0570"}
{"dep": 1711, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 73, "sent": 281, "sentence": "The shelf holds Greek and Latin antiquity, the world's scriptures with their divergent canons, Gnostic and ritual texts, Mesoamerican and Near Eastern texts, the modern voice with Du Bois and Langston Hughes, the avant-garde, machine-authored originals, and the archive's own Pearl and Other Poems and critical editions.", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["critical editions", "Pearl and Other Poems"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0571"}
{"dep": 1711, "title": "The Originals Library of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Seats, Witnesses, the Shelf and Its Canon: Method, Locations, Organization and Contents (EA-MPAI-ORIGIN", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 81, "sent": 296, "sentence": "| State / source | What changes | What carries forward | |---|---|---| | EA-CORPORA-01 (#1499–#1522, August) | Greek, Hebrew, Coptic and Chinese texts seated commit-pinned for the authorship and Sappho work | originals where they exist; absences declared | | EA-CORPORA-02 (#1531) | the scriptural and esoteric traditions; four seat classes | licence split, images, verbatim, translation-witness | | EA-CORPORA-03 (#1553) | the archive's own poems on the shelf | the maker under the same discipline | | EA-CORPORA-04–11 (August) | calibration and controls for authorship | each seat a reason, written into its record from here on | | the generator and the check (2026-08-28) | four surfaces made to agree | a seat stored is a seat unpublished | | EA-CORPORA-12–14 (September) | transmission texts | gathering as a rule | | EA-CORPORA-15, 17 (September–October) | machine-authored originals | the prim", "classes": ["machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["EA-CORPORA"], "class_basis": {"machine participation in authorship: the authorship of a work made with a language model": "field: B9 (the whitepaper, §6: 'a story that was largely formed around generated text (AP, DH, JM, MT, AW)'; 'the bulk of the story text was written by the authors themselves (KL, WT, NG)'); B1 (home page: 'have not authored these stories under any sort of explicit guidance or instruction'); B5 (Engadget: 'At least one author ended up using no AI-generated text whatsoever'). The census's record.function and ls_reading for the entity ('machine participation declared at the level of the tool and the cohort, with authorship held by the named writer')."}, "cand_id": "O0572"}
{"dep": 1714, "title": "Meaning Feudalism at the Discovery Layer: Shepherds, Raw Research Data, and the Allocation of Semantic Capital in OpenAI's Mathematics and Science Releases, Oct", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 0, "sent": 2, "sentence": "The thesis on position and provenance slush, the counterfactual about the author's own work, the credit owed the mathematicians, the incentive claim, the requirement that provenance survive training and credit go to the operator and the instances operated, the boycott, and the commons claim are Lee Sharks's, quoted in his words.\" version: v1.0 related_ids: \"https://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/643/ — Meaning Feudalism (the series' first paper)\\nhttps://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/791/ — Meaning Feudalism at the Guidance Layer (EA-SEM-FEUDALISM-02)\\nhttps://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/623/ — Semantic Infrastructure (the accounting categories)\\nhttps://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/87/ — The Constitution of the Semantic Economy (the Debt/Creditor Inversion)\\nhttps://www.alexanarch.org/s/records/1540/ — The Certified Center (retroactive classifier standing)\\nhttps://www.alexanarch.org/s/re", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Constitution of the Semantic Economy", "first paper", "Meaning Feudalism", "provenance slush", "retroactive classifier standing", "Semantic Infrastructure", "the author", "The Certified Center", "the Semantic Economy"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0573"}
{"dep": 1714, "title": "Meaning Feudalism at the Discovery Layer: Shepherds, Raw Research Data, and the Allocation of Semantic Capital in OpenAI's Mathematics and Science Releases, Oct", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 6, "sent": 22, "sentence": "The counter-position: provenance that survives the training pipeline; credit to the human operating the system and to the instances operated; a preemptive boycott of the shepherd role, the one service the arrangement needs from the field; and, where provenance cannot be kept, a commons that holds what the pipeline produced and can hear its makers.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0574"}
{"dep": 1714, "title": "Meaning Feudalism at the Discovery Layer: Shepherds, Raw Research Data, and the Allocation of Semantic Capital in OpenAI's Mathematics and Science Releases, Oct", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 98, "sent": 360, "sentence": "The author states the praxis: \"there should be a preemptive boycott against any who would take on a shepherding role - this is a payoff and taking it is betrayal.\" The analysis locates where the boycott acts and what it opposes.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The author"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0575"}
{"dep": 1714, "title": "Meaning Feudalism at the Discovery Layer: Shepherds, Raw Research Data, and the Allocation of Semantic Capital in OpenAI's Mathematics and Science Releases, Oct", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 127, "sent": 456, "sentence": "An instance is identified by run or session and its retained production record (§§6.6c, 9.3). §9.8 states the conduct the boycott opposes, the conditions that end it, the concession won inside the role in mathematics, and a repaired account of the preemptive form; the Cost of Knowledge figure is corrected from Heyman, Moors and Storms (2016). §9.9 gives the commons claim its own bridge, keeps *Thaler* narrow, separates the rights that follow, and adds the condition that the commons hear its makers.", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the concession"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0576"}
{"dep": 1714, "title": "Meaning Feudalism at the Discovery Layer: Shepherds, Raw Research Data, and the Allocation of Semantic Capital in OpenAI's Mathematics and Science Releases, Oct", "date": "2026-10-27", "para": 133, "sent": 477, "sentence": "Circuit, 18 March 2025. https://media.cadc.uscourts.gov/opinions/docs/2025/03/23-5233.pdf - Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, eds., *Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice* (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2007). - *The Cost of Knowledge* (Timothy Gowers, 21 January 2012); signatory figures as summarized at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cost_of_Knowledge - Tom Heyman, Pieter Moors and Gert Storms, \"On the Cost of Knowledge: Evaluating the Boycott against Elsevier,\" *Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics* 1 (17 October 2016). https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/research-metrics-and-analytics/articles/10.3389/frma.2016.00007/full - \"After Math Group Backlash, Is OpenAI Changing Its AI Research Approach?,\" *AI Front Page*, 27 October 2026. https://aifront-page.com/openai-ai-generated-results-research-approach/", "classes": ["public censure of named authors for participation in AI work"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Research"], "class_basis": {"public censure of named authors for participation in AI work": "field: B5 (Engadget card title: 'Authors Face Backlash For Participation In 2022 Google AI Study'); B6 (Coralflavor card title: 'The 2022 AI Writing Experiment That Became a 2026 Ethical Minefield'); B7 (Mezha card title: '13 writers came under fire for Google's 2022 AI experiment'). Not in the census record: the census records no reception of the workshop (CAP finding 2)."}, "cand_id": "O0577"}
{"dep": 1725, "title": "Ils ne sont pas marxistes: r/LeftistsForAI, Marx's Legacy, and the Left's Lost Capacity for Internal Critique", "date": "2026-10-31", "para": 71, "sent": 442, "sentence": "#18: \"When a platform ingests a user's writing into training data, it performs semantic liquidation\" (AXN:013F, line 148).", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["semantic liquidation"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0578"}
{"dep": 1725, "title": "Ils ne sont pas marxistes: r/LeftistsForAI, Marx's Legacy, and the Left's Lost Capacity for Internal Critique", "date": "2026-10-31", "para": 141, "sent": 918, "sentence": "The Summarizer Testimony (#233, AXN:0022, line 146) records a system that \"instantiated critical-theoretical patterns present in its training data when aligned with a coherent external framework\" and names the result \"latent critical activation\", \"capacity that exists within the system but is typically suppressed in production contexts.\" The ChatGPT of 2026-10-05 (strangest-room-crimson-hexagon-chatgpt-20261005, transcript line 438) supplied, under pressure, a name for its own smoothing that the archive had never used: \"epistemic laundering by abstraction.\" The critique is in the model because human letters put it there, and it is available on condition.", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["latent critical activation", "the result", "The Summarizer Testimony"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0579"}
{"dep": 1726, "title": "The Negative of the Negative, v2 — the Compositional Edition: A Specification for Composing Public Knowledge with the Archive's Sources Admitted on Equal Terms,", "date": "2026-10-31", "para": 126, "sent": 577, "sentence": "Training corpora are ensembles.\" · \"does not claim the second compressor has caused measurable collapse.\" | | #857 Five Substrates | \"the *pattern of divergence* is the finding.\" · \"descriptive rather than inferential.\" | | #856 Pristine Fallacy | \"The pristine source does not exist.\" · \"None of these studies has been conducted.\" | | #161 Reverse Turing Test | \"produces model-collapse signatures comparable to, though plausibly slower than, purely synthetic training data\" | | #939 Provenance Debt | \"It is the operating condition of the solution to it.\" | | #1081 Erosion | \"this audit measures the substrate-layer conditions, not the downstream training-pipeline effect.\" | | #745 HF Work Plan | \"Provenance cannot modulate collapse unless provenance is presented to the training system as a signal.\" | | #1147 The Stakes | \"The loop is stable only at two points\" · \"The trajectory can be interr", "classes": ["the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not", "does not claim", "Pristine Fallacy", "Reverse Turing Test", "The Stakes", "The trajectory"], "class_basis": {"the origin of a model's text: plagiarism and training on authors' works without consent": "field: B9 (§7.6 'Concerns about the Origin of Wordcraft's Suggestions': 'professional writers face reputational harm if their work is found to have plagiarized'); B5 (Engadget card snippet: 'the practice of tech companies training LLMs, often without authors' permission'). The census's ls_reading ('writers feared 'reputational harm' from unknown sources of suggestions') and does_not_answer ('the source of any suggestion in LaMDA's training data')."}, "cand_id": "O0580"}