Operational Definition of Episodic Identity (ODEI)

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Autore principale: Thomas, C.S.
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contents <p>This record contains the first public release of the Operational Definition of Episodic Identity (ODEI), a framework for identifying within-episode identity in artificial systems. ODEI defines a set of necessary and jointly sufficient conditions under which an AI system exhibits coherent, identity-like computational organization during a single episode of processing. The deposit includes the full conceptual paper, repository metadata, and licensing information. ODEI provides architecture-neutral criteria, operational proxies for transformer models, and a bridge between identity theory and mechanistic interpretability. It is intended as a foundation for further empirical work, proxy development, and theoretical refinement.</p>
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spellingShingle Operational Definition of Episodic Identity (ODEI)
Thomas, C.S.
episodic identity
computational coherence
generative invariance
internal activation dynamics
integration signatures
strategy revision
resource intensification
mechanistic interpretability
artificial cognition
dentity conditions
<p>This record contains the first public release of the Operational Definition of Episodic Identity (ODEI), a framework for identifying within-episode identity in artificial systems. ODEI defines a set of necessary and jointly sufficient conditions under which an AI system exhibits coherent, identity-like computational organization during a single episode of processing. The deposit includes the full conceptual paper, repository metadata, and licensing information. ODEI provides architecture-neutral criteria, operational proxies for transformer models, and a bridge between identity theory and mechanistic interpretability. It is intended as a foundation for further empirical work, proxy development, and theoretical refinement.</p>
title Operational Definition of Episodic Identity (ODEI)
topic episodic identity
computational coherence
generative invariance
internal activation dynamics
integration signatures
strategy revision
resource intensification
mechanistic interpretability
artificial cognition
dentity conditions
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17764570