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August 19, 2026Open Access

KSC3: From Generated Structures to Inherited Knowledge — Transgenerational Capability Accumulation in AI

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MLming liu

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Theoretical analysis demonstrates how validated generated structures become inherited knowledge across artificial intelligence generations, suggesting effective capability grows independently of...

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  • To determine whether candidate structures generated by artificial intelligence can pass through validation, retention, and inheritance to become reusable knowledge and drive capability growth across AI generations.
  • Formulated a cross-temporal theoretical framework modeling the transition of generated structures into future knowledge resources.
  • Delineated analytical definitions distinguishing native capability (baseline generative capacity) from effective capability (task execution empowered by inherited knowledge).
  • Proposed empirical verification paradigms comparing performance on historically structured versus novel-rule tasks and testing interventions on historical knowledge access.
  • Demonstrated that inheriting validated structures reduces cognitive search by substituting online trial-and-error with rapid recognition, retrieval, and local adaptation.
  • Established that effective capability can expand through cumulative task-relevant knowledge even when underlying native structure generation and constraint maintenance remain constrained.
  • Identified software engineering as an optimal observation domain due to high-fidelity artifact preservation, strong external validation, and large-scale structural generation.

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ming liu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a85643903308d306e2d7dbchttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21974984
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