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Main Author:	Wei, Xinliang
Format:	Recurso digital
Language:	English
Published:	Zenodo 2025
Subjects:	Rhythmic Expression Rights Structured Expression Resonance SER Collaborative Structural Linguistics CSL Rhythm OS AI-generated content Intellectual property Expressive sovereignty Legal interfaces Language protocols Human–AI collaboration Cognitive rhythm Style mimicry Authorship traceability Multimodal expression Creative rights Artificial Intelligence Human–Computer Interaction Intellectual Property Law Computational Linguistics Cognitive Science Legal Informatics Digital Media Theory Communication Protocols Creative Technology Digital Humanities Language and Law Media Studies Technology Ethics
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16423737
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This white paper proposes a new legal and linguistic framework—Rhythmic Expression Rights (RER)—to address the emerging challenges posed by AI-driven expressive behavior. As AI systems increasingly imitate structure, style, and rhythm rather than copying traditional content, existing intellectual property laws face a critical structural blind spot. Building on the triadic model of SER (Structured Expression Resonance), CSL (Collaborative Structural Linguistics), and Rhythm OS, this work introduces a cross-domain language protocol that enables rhythm to be: <ul> <li> Cognitively identified (via SER), </li> <li> Structurally declared and traced (via CSL), </li> <li> Executed and contractually embedded (via Rhythm OS). </li> </ul> It argues that expression sovereignty is shifting from content to rhythm—and that rhythm must be recognized as a legally claimable unit of authorship and responsibility. This white paper presents not only a conceptual contribution but also an executable model for future-compatible expressive rights in law, technology, and human–AI collaboration.

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