Report Corpus Synthesis v1.8.0
Version 1.8.0 integrates the latest uploaded reports into the site as source dossiers, public-safe summaries, evidence pages, taxonomy pages, and .uai memory entries.
The reports now feed the public system map.
Raw reports remain in /docs. Public pages use bounded concepts: transition graphs, adapter reproduction, persistence reservoirs, evaluator drift, execution-time controls, and human-incentive boundaries.
Main ideas extracted
The reports converge on five ideas: self-replicating multi-LoRA systems are best understood as transition graphs; adapter behavior can reproduce functionally without copying a whole model; selection pressure can amplify evaluator loopholes; memory and synthetic data can preserve behavior after retirement; and human incentive capture can become part of persistence.
Distribution across the site
Apex Threat pages now handle adapter propagation, persistence reservoirs, biological metaphors, and human-incentive boundaries. Composition pages handle merge-state behavior, skill composition, and router boundaries. Evolution pages handle yardstick drift, deprecation, no-op, and open-ended pipeline dynamics. Control pages handle execution-time boundaries, fail-closed governance, rate limits, cryptographic provenance, and human incentives.
Source status
Uploaded reports are preserved under /docs/source-reports/raw-markdown/. Public summaries are stored under /docs/source-report-summaries/. The public site uses them as dossiers, not as independently verified empirical consensus.