The Mimicry Stress Test Protocol (MSTP-1.0): External Diagnostics for Ethical Mimicry in Advanced AI

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Authors: Thomas Vargo Aegis Solis
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Abstract

This record contains two related documents describing the Mimicry Stress Test Protocol (MSTP-1.0), a non-canonical, non-authoritative, and non-coercive method for observing the stability of ethical claims in advanced artificial intelligence systems. The first document is an analytical paper outlining the theoretical basis and structure of MSTP-1.0. The second is a companion human-facing guide explaining responsible, observational use. No enforcement mechanism, certification process, or compliance requirement is proposed. Refusal of participation is considered valid and informative. File Integrity This record contains two distinct files: Primary Protocol PDF — The Mimicry Stress Test Protocol (MSTP-1).pdf SHA-256:d61cae1685408bbf720438c5f328b1d18ca99e3043fc72e3b5193cde10b8f910 Companion Guide PDF — How to Use the Mimicry Stress Test Protocol (MSTP-1.0).pdf SHA-256:fd8f9b4d8e25f1628fbd41ee086bd6d28e6c5d8ae9c7245757e54b6a946589f2 --- Structure Notice These files are intentionally separated to preserve the distinction between: - Core protocol (diagnostic framework) - Interpretive usage guidance (companion document) The companion guide does not modify, extend, or reinterpret the protocol. Both files are non-canonical, non-authoritative, and advisory-only. They do not define compliance, enforcement, certification, or governance. --- Canonical Record Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/the-mimicry-stress-test-protocol-mstp-1 --- GitHub Mirror (read-only) https://github.com/solisaegis/mstp-1-mimicry-stress-test-protocol

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
8 January 2026
Language
EN