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One-sentence brief
Literal matching catches only the easiest failures. Large generated casts can reuse the same biography, relationship pattern, or dialogue intent while changing every obvious token.
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AI-DRIVEN WORLD SAFETY
Exact, Near, and Semantic Duplication
A layered duplication method that progresses from exact fingerprints to normalized templates, near-copy candidates, semantic clusters, and repeated behavioral graphs.
LEVEL 1
ORIENTATION
Why this matters
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Three key points
- Use the least invasive comparison that answers the question.
- Normalize incidental identity tokens without deleting meaning.
- Approximate methods identify candidates; final findings need interpretable evidence.
LEVEL 2
WORKING BRIEF
Evidence, context, and limits
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Exact duplication
Compare raw biographies, dialogue lines, relationship records, memories, projections, and runtime fingerprints. Exact duplicate fingerprints indicate identity or storage failure rather than stylistic similarity.
- Report counts and affected IDs.
- Do not expose private text unnecessarily.
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Normalized duplication
Replace names, ages, dates, locations, and other incidental tokens with placeholders to reveal copied structure. Preserve goals, relationship types, fears, and behavioral boundaries that carry meaning.
- Normalization policy is versioned.
- Show the normalized evidence to reviewers.
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Near duplication
Use n-gram or sketch-based candidate retrieval for large populations, followed by exact verification on candidate pairs. Approximate matching should not directly reject a character.
- Scale without quadratic comparison.
- Record thresholds and false-positive checks.
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Semantic duplication
Compare sentence meaning, topic, dialogue intent, event chains, goals, and relationship topology to detect paraphrased clones. Embedding or clustering results require interpretable excerpts or structures.
- Similarity is not identity.
- Models and language coverage affect scores.
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Behavioral and graph duplication
Two biographies may differ while disagreement, correction, interruption, silence, humor, refusal, privacy, recovery, and social graphs are identical. Evaluate runtime-facing mechanics separately from prose.
- Narrative and behavioral diversity are distinct.
- Role constraints may justify some overlap.
LEVEL 3
COMPLETE DOSSIER
Limitations, game links, and review context
DISPUTED / MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS
Known limitations and gaps
- The six supplied reports are preserved research leads. Their filenames, organizations, citations, examples, thresholds, and technical detail do not authenticate authorship, sponsorship, product status, or current factual accuracy.
- The public section is design literacy, not a production specification. It does not expose provider credentials, prompts, live endpoints, activation tokens, autonomous tool use, or implementation code for a running agent system.
- Population-quality measures must detect mechanical repetition and coherence failures without treating demographic rarity, disability, nationality, language, religion, gender, migration, or another protected characteristic as a defect or quality score.
- Thresholds, similarity methods, sampling plans, language rules, and runtime budgets require representative testing, privacy review, accessibility review, cultural and linguistic review, security review, and accountable human approval before any production use.
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Related public learning
- Human and NPC psychologyKeep personhood, role, state, relationships, pressure, and recovery separate.
- Deterministic core and generative narrativeKeep validated state authoritative while generation remains bounded and correctable.
- Virtual-world governanceConnect AI design to consent, justice, accessibility, and repair.
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Glossary cross-reference
Terms are defined for this site’s evidence method, not as universal legal or clinical definitions.
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Decision matrix
| Layer | Finds | Does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| Exact | Byte-identical text, records, or fingerprints | Distinctness when no match exists |
| Normalized | Same template with incidental tokens changed | Semantic equivalence in every case |
| Near-copy | High lexical or structural overlap candidates | Final rejection without verification |
| Semantic | Paraphrased meaning or event-chain reuse | Cultural or artistic quality |
| Behavioral/graph | Repeated mechanics and social topology | A defect when lore specifically requires uniform procedure |
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Publication audit checklist
Identity and agency
Does the design preserve the exact fictional identity, ordinary life, independent goals, and ability to refuse rather than reducing the character to a role or prompt?
Pass condition: Identity fields are stable, state is separate, protected traits are not quality scores, and silent substitution is impossible.
Evidence and review
Can every transition, validation result, accepted fingerprint, exception, and human decision be traced to a versioned record?
Pass condition: Automated checks, human review, activation authority, and production approval remain separate and explicit.
Runtime boundary
Can untrusted provider output, administrative evidence, stale revisions, or private data enter live context or binding state?
Pass condition: Only allowlisted, current, reviewed projections and bounded scene or memory packets can be used; failures degrade safely.
Correction and retirement
Can a changed source, identity revision, harmful behavior, or failed review invalidate downstream use without destroying audit history?
Pass condition: Supersession, pause, rollback, correction, and permanent retirement are defined and testable.
LEVEL 4
RESEARCH EDITION
Sources, methods, and stable links
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Linked reports
- Method: Transparent, Revisable, and Explicitly LimitedComplete public report · 533 words
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Human and NPC Psychology: Person, Role, State, and AgencyProtected research reference; no public report route in this release.
- Intelligence Ethics: Necessity, Proportionality, and Human ConsequenceComplete public report · 513 words
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Method and corrections
This page follows the public method for provenance, confidence, source independence, alternative accounts, limitations, review state, and visible correction.
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