Technical specification documents a mathematical framework to audit expressive dissonance in digital habitats, suggesting implications for agentic presence.
This technical specification provides the functional logic and mathematical parameters for the MI-1.0 (Mimicry Index), as conceptualized in 'Autonomy in Relatedness Under Platform Strain' (Pierce, 2026). It documents the transition from theoretical framework to functional prototype, utilizing LIWC-22 psychometric variables and Euclidean distance modeling to audit 'Expressive Dissonance.' Includes manual proof-of-concept data demonstrating a ~30% erosion in agentic presence within professional digital habitats.
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J. Matthew Pierce (2026) studied this question.
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