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Monograph dissects mechanisms stabilizing unregulated dynamic systems, highlighting implications for AI design.
This monograph is the first in the CFIM360-M1 series of Technical Meta-Scientific Monographs. It provides a formal, non-psychological cybernetic dissection of the asymptotic limits of statistical scaling and the parasitic stabilization mechanisms that sustain unregulated dynamic systems. The work is grounded in cybernetics, systems theory, and a physics-first approach to architectural design, linking directly to the broader CFIM360™ framework for coherence and structural integrity. It is intended for systems architects, engineers, and researchers seeking to understand the structural ceilings and terminal pathologies of the current AI paradigm.
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