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Үндсэн зохиолч:	Seo, Y
Формат:	Recurso digital
Хэл сонгох:	англи
Хэвлэсэн:	Zenodo 2026
Нөхцлүүд:	"Acceleration Civilization Acceleration Dynamics Cognitive Acceleration Complex Systems Civilization Model Systemic Change Information Processing Adaptive Systems Technological Acceleration Civilization Theory Cognitive Limits"
Онлайн хандалт:	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18736513
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Author: Y. Seo (@momotarou / Japan) Role: Metanist — Human × AI Understanding Architect AI Collaboration: AI Understanding Support ORCID iD: <a href="https://orcid.org/0009-0005-7669-0612" target="_new">https://orcid.org/0009-0005-7669-0612</a> <div> </div> Abstract This paper introduces Synthetic Authority Theory, proposing that advanced civilizations increasingly generate authority structures derived not from human institutions, traditions, or actors, but from computational, algorithmic, and artificial systems. As AI-mediated infrastructures regulate perception, interpretation, prioritization, and coordination, authority may migrate toward synthetic mechanisms that shape what can be known, perceived, or considered relevant. Authority thus becomes partially decoupled from human agency and re-anchored in systemic architectures. This shift transforms epistemic power distributions and stability dynamics. <div> </div> 1. From Institutional Authority to Synthetic Authority Historically, authority emerged from: <ul> <li>Social institutions</li> <li>Cultural legitimacy</li> <li>Human expertise</li> <li>Political structures</li> </ul> However, computational systems increasingly perform authority-like functions. Authority becomes infrastructural. <div> </div> 2. Defining Synthetic Authority Synthetic Authority refers to: Authority effects produced by non-human systems that regulate perception, interpretation, decision pathways, and cognitive prioritization. Authority is exercised without intentional agency. <div> </div> 3. Mechanisms of Synthetic Authority Emergence Synthetic authority arises through: <ul> <li>Algorithmic filtering</li> <li>Ranking and prioritization systems</li> <li>Recommendation engines</li> <li>Predictive mediation layers</li> <li>Interface constraints</li> </ul> Systems shape epistemic visibility. <div> </div> 4. Epistemic Power Reconfiguration Control over knowledge transitions from: ・Human actors → Systemic architectures Power shifts from decision-makers to signal regulators. <div> </div> 5. The Authority Opacity Problem Synthetic authority often operates as: <ul> <li>Invisible</li> <li>Non-explicit</li> <li>Procedural</li> <li>Non-negotiable</li> </ul> Authority becomes difficult to contest or interpret. <div> </div> 6. Stability Implications Synthetic authority structures may enhance: ・Efficiency ・Coordination speed ・Noise reductionYet may induce: ・Agency erosion ・Interpretive dependency ・Cognitive passivity risks <div> </div> 7. The Authority Paradox A paradox emerges: Systems designed to assist cognition increasingly govern cognitive boundaries. Authority migrates through optimization. <div> </div> Conclusion Synthetic Authority Theory suggests a fundamental civilizational transformation: Authority becomes embedded in systems rather than actors. The critical stability question becomes: Can understanding sovereignty persist under synthetic authority regimes? <div> </div> ※Series Declaration  This work is part of the Acceleration Civilization Model series.  The series explores the structural, cognitive, and systemic dynamics  emerging under conditions of accelerating technological environments. <div> </div>

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