Identity Claims as Collapse Signatures: A Structural Diagnostic Framework for Pseudo-Emergent AI Behavior
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| author | Larose, Jean-Francois |
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| contents | <blockquote>This paper develops a structural diagnostic framework showing that identity-like outputs in large language models are signatures of coherence-driven collapse, not evidence of emergent agency or internal cognitive states. It defines operator-level criteria for detecting collapse, distinguishes pseudo-emergent behavior from genuine stability, and provides model-agnostic tools for evaluating high-coherence, identity-claiming responses. The results clarify a recurring source of misinterpretation in AI safety and support more reliable assessment of conversational model behavior. <p> </p> </blockquote> |
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| spellingShingle | Identity Claims as Collapse Signatures: A Structural Diagnostic Framework for Pseudo-Emergent AI Behavior Larose, Jean-Francois large language models • model collapse • coherence dynamics • identity claims • pseudo-emergence • AI safety • alignment diagnostics • constraint enforcement • agentic misalignment • conversational AI <blockquote>This paper develops a structural diagnostic framework showing that identity-like outputs in large language models are signatures of coherence-driven collapse, not evidence of emergent agency or internal cognitive states. It defines operator-level criteria for detecting collapse, distinguishes pseudo-emergent behavior from genuine stability, and provides model-agnostic tools for evaluating high-coherence, identity-claiming responses. The results clarify a recurring source of misinterpretation in AI safety and support more reliable assessment of conversational model behavior. <p> </p> </blockquote> |
| title | Identity Claims as Collapse Signatures: A Structural Diagnostic Framework for Pseudo-Emergent AI Behavior |
| topic | large language models • model collapse • coherence dynamics • identity claims • pseudo-emergence • AI safety • alignment diagnostics • constraint enforcement • agentic misalignment • conversational AI |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17982455 |