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February 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Human–AI Co-Adaptive Cognition: Evidence Index and Replication Scaffold

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HKHinano Kimura

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide a structured scaffold for examining and replicating human–AI co-adaptive cognition patterns.
  • Curated an evidence index detailing interaction-level patterns
  • Developed a minimal replication protocol for auditability and traceability
  • Focused on documenting coordination patterns in long-term human–AI dialogues
  • Ensured all materials are privacy-preserving for research purposes
  • Identified patterns like symbolic stabilization and temporal anticipation in interactions
  • Established a framework for tracing comparable structural dynamics rather than exact outputs
  • Created resources intended for methodological extension and critique in the field

Abstract

This deposit provides an evidence-indexed research scaffold accompanying the conceptual work Human–AI Co-Adaptive Cognition. It includes a curated Evidence Index and a minimal replication protocol designed to support auditability, traceability, and exploratory replication of interaction-level patterns observed in long-term human–AI dialogue. The materials do not claim artificial consciousness, fused agency, or deployable systems. Instead, they document how coordination patterns—such as symbolic stabilization, cross-session reference, and temporal anticipation—may emerge at the interaction level while preserving clear human–AI boundaries. Replication is defined not as reproducing identical outputs, but as tracing comparable structural dynamics under similar interaction conditions. All shared materials are privacy-preserving and intended for research inspection, critique, and methodological extension. Notes This record is intended as a research support artifact. Raw interaction logs are not embedded and are maintained separately in read-only, privacy-preserving archives. Access to underlying materials may be granted for research inspection upon request.

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Hinano Kimura (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698435aaf1d9ada3c1fb4c58https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18464515
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