Explores how unresolved drift increases corrective costs in adaptive systems, suggesting implications for architecture stability.
This paper explores how unresolved drift within adaptive systems may accumulate over time, increasing the corrective effort required to restore stability. It proposes that delayed correction can create an emergent corrective cost without altering the underlying 0-6-6-6-7 architecture.
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