Latest Research in Epistemic Governance Protocols

Top Research Topics in Epistemic Governance Protocols

• Ethics and Social Impacts of AI — 92 papers
• Artificial Intelligence — 72 papers
• Embodied and Extended Cognition — 62 papers
• Computation and Language — 57 papers
• Language and cultural evolution — 31 papers
• Human-Computer Interaction — 29 papers
• Computers and Society — 22 papers
• Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms — 18 papers
• Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) — 17 papers
• Scientific Computing and Data Management — 16 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Two Evolutionary Trajectories and a Process-Regulation Gap: From the Evolution of Agency and External Trace to Large Language Models and AWM (4 citations)
2. Clean Word, Clean Function: Language as an Input Regulator in Human–AI Processes (2 citations)
3. Recursive Contextual Closure: Longitudinal Loss of Epistemic Permeability in Persistent Human-AI Ecosystems (Position Paper) (3 citations)
4. Recursive Sycophancy: When an LLM Addresses the Yes-Master Problem by Reproducing It (4 citations)
5. Minimal Organisational-Representation Sets for Artificial Reasoners: A Powerset Protocol under Contrasting Engineering Practices (3 citations)
6. Attention Is All You Need, Again: We Finally Know Why AI Does What It Does — Part I: Explanation
7. Grounds, Frames, and Standing: The Absorbable and Irreducible Classes of Human Intervention in Agentic Work (13 citations)
8. CAA-X V3.1 Intention is All You Need: A Manifesto for Goal-Driven AI — Revised and Expanded Edition
9. Auditing LLM Tool-Choice Signals: Geometry, Observability, and Conditional Validity
10. When the Rubric Names the Treatment: An Instrument-Sensitivity Audit of Prompt Augmentation
11. From Candidate Construction to Organizational Voice: Operative Carryover in Human-AI Representation Systems
12. The Alignment Constraint Framework
13. Multi-Agent GenAI for Harm Reduction: A Psychologist’s (or Social Scientist’s) Tutorial on Classifying Harmful Workplace Language
14. Reverse Philosophical Algorithmics: A Falsifiable Model of Recursive Decline from Ibn Khaldun to Model Collapse
15. Large language models and neoliberal hegemony: an analysis of AI outputs on diversity
16. Why TUS OS: An Opening Letter from the Founder About the Project
17. Unifying Self-Reference and Diagonalization via Fixed-Point Theorems — E8 Intelligence Research
18. AI System Invariants: Identifying and Encoding the Properties That Must Never Change
19. The Stability Assumption: Specification-Coherence Limits in Separable Objective Alignment
20. Why TUS OS: An Opening Letter from the Founder About the Project

Sub-Regions

• Human-Computer Interaction — 264 papers
• Embodied and Extended Cognition — 176 papers
• Language and cultural evolution — 151 papers
• Artificial Intelligence — 128 papers
• Computation and Language — 106 papers
• Ethics and Social Impacts of AI — 80 papers