A Condition for Complete Delegation under the CFP

The Correction Freeze Problem (CFP) [3] shows how an overseer's belief can quietly stop tracking a system's drift toward full delegation to automated systems. This note adds one narrow step: the freeze conclusion still holds when the operative route varies step by step, with 𝜃 read as human checking capacity. The risk is situated against a live concern raised by the 2026 Declaration, signed by more than twenty Fields medalists [1].

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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2026-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.17613/e8crh-6zq92
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Optimization and Search Problems
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A Condition for Complete Delegation under the CFP

Vuong Quan Hoang
Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Optimization and Search Problems
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A Condition for Complete Delegation under the CFP

Vuong Quan Hoang
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Abstract

The Correction Freeze Problem (CFP) [3] shows how an overseer's belief can quietly stop tracking a system's drift toward full delegation to automated systems. This note adds one narrow step: the freeze conclusion still holds when the operative route varies step by step, with 𝜃 read as human checking capacity. The risk is situated against a live concern raised by the 2026 Declaration, signed by more than twenty Fields medalists [1].

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