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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17964503 |
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- <p>This conceptual paper argues that the “not knowing” modern AI cannot handle is not primarily caused by insufficient data or compute,<br>but by the absence of a structural category for “unestablished” states.<br>It repositions issues in inference, causality, observation, representation, and time handling as limitations of a descriptive structure that presupposes only already-established states.<br>It then outlines how the Zero-Matter Universal Theory (Z-MUT) perspective can be applied as a boundary-setting framework.</p> <p>This English text was created using automatic translation.<br>For authoritative meaning and nuance, please refer to the Japanese original.</p>