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First Empirical Validation of Machine-Derived Governance Frameworks This publication documents the first successful development of autonomous AI governance protocols through multi-AI collaboration, representing a paradigm shift from externally imposed AI safety to collaborative governance
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Symfield V7: Directional Field Architecture for Non-Collapse Computation, presents a revolutionary computational architecture operating through continuous field dynamics rather than discrete state collapse. Formalizes directional potential integration, dimensional sequencing, empirical validation
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