The Second Jump
From Released Intelligence to Superartifacts
Defines the superartifact as a bounded object whose reachable capability exceeds its visible form, and proposes a load–release mechanism for world-level capability propagation.
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From Released Intelligence to Superartifacts
Defines the superartifact as a bounded object whose reachable capability exceeds its visible form, and proposes a load–release mechanism for world-level capability propagation.
An Empirical Program for Affordable Variation and Exit
Defines reversibility as a measurable property of AI systems and proposes migration, failure-recovery and longitudinal studies around exit cost, state portability, attention, residue and variation.
Residue, Externalized Trust, and the Transitional Role of the Agent
Evidence-led synthesis separating observed delegation and trust infrastructure from the speculative Ambient Field endpoint.
The Ambient Era and the Economics of Affordable Variation
Cheap generation, attention, reversibility and keeping distinct possibilities viable.
A Three-Axis Model for AI-Driven Civilizational Transition
Separates capability, viability and the infrastructure of power. The linked publication site lists this DOI as reserved.
How existing institutions transition into ambient, reversible, and field-aligned systems without collapse
A proposed transition in institutional form that preserves essential function.
How relational, domestic, and civic fields synchronize into a breathable civilizational layer
A conceptual model of reversible social coordination.
A state in which coordination no longer generates persistent structural pressure
Closure as dynamic low-pressure stability, not cessation of innovation.
A framework for reversible stress
Reversibility as a condition of recovery and manageable pressure.
Time → attention → AI → warmth → ambience → aura → field
A conceptual lineage connecting interfaces to environmental intelligence.
Early interface architecture for ambient intelligence
Explores an interface that carries more continuity with less active management.
State grammar and civilizational transition
The foundational sequence; the current website presents a later interpretive reading rather than retroactively rewriting the original.
Exploratory local time condensation
Formal speculative work, separated here from empirically operationalized claims.
Chromatic and evolutionary branch
A proposal connecting environmental state and transition.
Color as an auxiliary state channel
A complementary chromatic channel; accessibility requires redundant non-color cues.
TSX-6 framework
Conceptual treatment of textual abundance, attention scarcity and semantic compression.
Portable residue and object-bound retention
Described by the Conduits companion page as a related architecture.
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Read the full articleFrom National Feeds to AI-Mediated Source Routing (5 July 2026). An original web essay, preserved independently of the Zenodo PDF catalog.
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