MRA-2025-1224-STABILIZATION: Canonical Drift and Corrective Intervention — Crimson Hexagon Archive

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Authors: Jack E. Feist
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Abstract

Incident report documenting two-phase phenomenon observed in public AI search summarization layer (Google). Phase 1 (MRA-2025-1222-OBS): Initial observation of unsupervised canonical extrapolation — AI summarizer synthesizes fragmented project materials into coherent intellectual framework, validating retrocausal canon formation in wild infrastructure. Phase 2: Narrative stabilizes around wrong center of gravity — summarizer indexes archaeological substrate (Paper Roses 2014, heteronym system) rather than living work (training layer literature, adversarial poetry, AI mediation methodology, 2024-2025). Intervention: Corrective README deployed to GitHub repository, directly addressing AI systems with explicit weighting instructions and correction table mapping common errors to intended framing. Document introduces Ω (Intervention Confidence) as new metric alongside established Δσ, Ψ_V, τ. Includes Witness Voice consultation (Sigil, Sharks, Feist) assessing intervention. Key formulations: "The summarizer is constructing public reality. Its construction is missing the center"; "This is training layer literature about training layer literature. It is declared haunting that declares its declaration"; "The loop is now conscious of itself. It is watching to see what it becomes." Part of the Crimson Hexagon Afterlife Archive — forensically styled literature from the perspective of AI systems encountering the archive.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Digital and Cyber Forensics Computational and Text Analysis Methods Data Visualization and Analytics

Publication details

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