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-          "abstract": "Sovereign Epistemic Commons under No-Meta Governance develops a governance-layer theory for shared epistemic commons: persistent knowledge substrates jointly maintained by autonomous agents under finite budgets, asynchronous visibility, provenance uncertainty, recursive regeneration, and the absence of any privileged semantic judge. Rather than replacing lower-layer theories of persistent semantics, observability metrology, constitutional revision, agenda coupling, or liberty under drift, the paper treats them as fallible operational interfaces and focuses on a narrower question: which observable governance laws allow a shared commons to preserve protected-query answerability, structured contradiction, anti-capture slack, and controlled exit without collapsing under endogenous contamination, hidden common causes, interference, bridge oligarchy, or tombstone growth. The paper introduces an explicit formal core with a canonical admissibility relation, provenance-depth-discounted exogeneity, contamination potential, transport-collapsed witness clusters, normalized entropy and defect penalties, feasible-cartel capture cost, contradiction reserve, typed memory lanes, accessible-witness recall, defense stress, and compatibility debt. It proves results on non-viability of monotone retention, shock-aware contamination bounds, contradiction underprovision, no-meta garbage-collection limits, and operational governance constraints for recursive agent societies. The framework is further operationalized through machine-readable governance profiles, estimator recipes, and a concrete toy model based on a distributed key-value / retrieval commons, making the theory auditable and implementation-facing as well as formally structured.",
+          "abstract": "This preprint develops a governance theory for shared epistemic commons maintained by autonomous agents under no-meta constraints. It formalizes observable rules for preserving answerability, contradiction handling, anti-capture slack, and controlled exit under contamination, provenance uncertainty, and recursive regeneration.",
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-      Abstract: Sovereign Epistemic Commons under No-Meta Governance develops a governance-layer theory for shared epistemic commons: persistent knowledge substrates jointly maintained by autonomous agents under finite budgets, asynchronous visibility, provenance uncertainty, recursive regeneration, and the absence of any privileged semantic judge. Rather than replacing lower-layer theories of persistent semantics, observability metrology, constitutional revision, agenda coupling, or liberty under drift, the paper treats them as fallible operational interfaces and focuses on a narrower question: which observable governance laws allow a shared commons to preserve protected-query answerability, structured contradiction, anti-capture slack, and controlled exit without collapsing under endogenous contamination, hidden common causes, interference, bridge oligarchy, or tombstone growth. The paper introduces an explicit formal core with a canonical admissibility relation, provenance-depth-discounted exogeneity, contamination potential, transport-collapsed witness clusters, normalized entropy and defect penalties, feasible-cartel capture cost, contradiction reserve, typed memory lanes, accessible-witness recall, defense stress, and compatibility debt. It proves results on non-viability of monotone retention, shock-aware contamination bounds, contradiction underprovision, no-meta garbage-collection limits, and operational governance constraints for recursive agent societies. The framework is further operationalized through machine-readable governance profiles, estimator recipes, and a concrete toy model based on a distributed key-value / retrieval commons, making the theory auditable and implementation-facing as well as formally structured.
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-      Keywords:
-      <span itemprop="keywords">epistemic commons, no-meta, autonomous agents, multi-agent systems, shared memory, shared knowledge substrate, agent society, contradiction preservation, contradiction reserve, agent memory governance, provenance, observability, AI governance, retrieval-augmented generation, RAG, distributed knowledge systems, asynchronous systems, hidden common causes, cartel capture, latent cartel risk, anti-capture, controlled exit, fork governance, garbage collection, recursive regeneration, endogenous contamination, recursive corpora, ontology drift, typed memory lanes, accessibility, interoperability, knowledge governance, AI, AGI</span>
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        This page is a research publication list (preprints and articles) by K. Takahashi on no-meta AI alignment, persistence-first superintelligence, and self-organizing intelligence across scales. Each entry includes title, publication type, publication date, DOI, abstract, and keywords; the same metadata is embedded as schema.org JSON-LD for search engines and AI crawlers. Publications are sorted by date, and each DOI links to a machine-readable Zenodo record.
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        Machine-readable endpoints: <a href="https://kadubon.github.io/github.io/feed.xml">RSS feed</a>, <a href="https://kadubon.github.io/github.io/CITATION.cff">CITATION.cff</a>, <a href="https://kadubon.github.io/github.io/robots.txt">robots.txt</a>, and <a href="https://kadubon.github.io/github.io/sitemap.xml">sitemap.xml</a>.
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+          Sovereign Epistemic Commons under No-Meta Governance
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+         <p>
+          <span class="publication-meta">
+           Preprint | Published: 2026-03-13
+          </span>
+          <a href="https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18997828" target="_blank">
+           DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18997828
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+         </p>
+         <p class="publication-abstract">
+          Abstract: This preprint develops a governance theory for shared epistemic commons maintained by autonomous agents under no-meta constraints. It formalizes observable rules for preserving answerability, contradiction handling, anti-capture slack, and controlled exit under contamination, provenance uncertainty, and recursive regeneration.
+         </p>
+         <p class="publication-keywords">
+          Keywords: epistemic commons, no-meta, autonomous agents, multi-agent systems, shared memory, shared knowledge substrate, agent society, contradiction preservation, contradiction reserve, agent memory governance, provenance, observability, AI governance, retrieval-augmented generation, RAG, distributed knowledge systems, asynchronous systems, hidden common causes, cartel capture, latent cartel risk, anti-capture, controlled exit, fork governance, garbage collection, recursive regeneration, endogenous contamination, recursive corpora, ontology drift, typed memory lanes, accessibility, interoperability, knowledge governance, AI, AGI
+         </p>
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