Equation 53 · AI Feeds on the Distance Between an Intention and an Outcome
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The test should be designed to let all five happen. If the completion-class annotation cannot meet a preregistered reliability floor, do not fit the challenger. If the fixed endpoint cannot be kept stable across redactions, do not call the comparison causal. If G lowers neither repository-held out nor family-held-out error, report the failure even if a particular agent’s curve looks dramatic. If the static baseline predicts transfer as well as the challenger, stop calling its residual region a niche. And if rotation through prompt conditions selects an agent that only looks good because it has memorized a public patch, contamination sensitivity must erase rather than excuse the claim.
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