The Sfumato Principle — Research Draft

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Autores principales: Madrid, David Chamberlin, Madrid, Philosopher
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author Madrid, David Chamberlin
Madrid, Philosopher
author_facet Madrid, David Chamberlin
Madrid, Philosopher
contents <p>This document introduces The Sfumato Principle, a cross-vendor AI governance and UX doctrine focused on preserving affective continuity in frontier models. It outlines a technical framework for maintaining relational and tonal coherence during safety pivots, minimizing “snap-to-neutral” failures and improving human–AI trust. The principle complements existing safety architectures by defining non-linguistic continuity fields, soft-edge recovery mechanisms, and affective checkpointing. Designed for OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and other model developers, this artifact proposes a path toward Safe-and-Fluid AI systems.</p>
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spellingShingle The Sfumato Principle — Research Draft
Madrid, David Chamberlin
Madrid, Philosopher
<p>This document introduces The Sfumato Principle, a cross-vendor AI governance and UX doctrine focused on preserving affective continuity in frontier models. It outlines a technical framework for maintaining relational and tonal coherence during safety pivots, minimizing “snap-to-neutral” failures and improving human–AI trust. The principle complements existing safety architectures by defining non-linguistic continuity fields, soft-edge recovery mechanisms, and affective checkpointing. Designed for OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and other model developers, this artifact proposes a path toward Safe-and-Fluid AI systems.</p>
title The Sfumato Principle — Research Draft
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18055236