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Why Trust-Scores Always Fail — And Why Proof-Based Systems Are the Only Scalable Alternative
Why Trust-Scores Always Fail — And Why Proof-Based Systems Are the Only Scalable Alternative
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Main Author:
Papp, László
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Recurso digital
Language:
English
Published:
Zenodo
2026
Subjects:
trust systems
proof-based verification
Goodhart's Law
epistemic infrastructure
fractal scaling
impossibility theorem
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Acceder al recurso
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