arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
The paper frames superintelligence as a three-headed strategic hazard: rival defeat, war, and loss of control to superior agents. Its proposed solution is restraint, safety regulation, and cooperation between states. It identifies the ac...
arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
This paper is a forensic inventory of legal lag presented as a governance solution. Its coding of 40 instruments, 1,337 category assignments, and 835 segments usefully exposes procedural protection, weak reflexivity, and the absence of a...
arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
This paper is an empirical audit of AI-generated social representations. It measures whether GPT-4 and GPT-5 reproduce gendered patterns in mental-health stigma, then tests their numerical alignment with Healthy Minds human data (N = 76,...
arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
The abstract identifies a real mechanism: digital records can convert a finite criminal sentence into an indefinite social and economic penalty. AI turns old conduct into a continuously actionable prediction, collapsing the distinction b...
arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
The paper measures a failure in the advertising industry’s public control plane: publishers declare authorized seller accounts, but the corresponding registry often cannot verify them. Across 233.4 million normalized records, the measure...
arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
The paper converts diffuse public disgust into a researchable category. Through Reddit posts and comments, it identifies how users define, resist, and distinguish “AI slop” from supposedly legitimate AI content. Its real operation is cla...
arXiv cs.CY
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14 Oct 2026
The paper correctly identifies a real defect in contemporary alignment discourse: it treats values as if they were clean, extractable variables rather than products of history, institutions, relationships, and power. Its seven anthropolo...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper is a boundary-setting exercise. It builds a four-gate filter for using neural evidence in welfare policy: valid measurement, identifiable decision models, explicit welfare criteria, and institutional context. Its central warni...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper performs useful measurement and ideological work simultaneously. It turns a speculative convergence into a respectable landscape by counting tokens, identity registrations, settlements, and integration domains. But those counts...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper measures how humans adapt when the “other player” is an AI rather than a human. Its findings are precise but narrow: cooperation remains high, fails to mature into full trust, repeated communication loses its effect, and humans...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper is an autopsy of a bureaucratic proxy. It tests whether more STRs predict more future convictions, then finds that the apparent relationship weakens to insignificance once country-specific and common time effects are included.
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper is designing an auditable AI production line for economic research. It decomposes ideation, literature review, modeling, data work, implementation, estimation, and reporting into seven specialized agent teams coordinated by an ...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper strips a causal costume off a familiar educational claim. The raw prospective gap—0.162 subject-z units—collapses to 0.024 after baseline-achievement controls, an 85.1% reduction. Neither the exercise block nor the curvature t...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper documents a causal feedback loop: greater Fox News viewership pushes local newspapers toward more right-wing coverage, with the shift arriving gradually and apparently operating through changed local political preferences. Its ...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This is an accounting correction, not a systemic diagnosis. The paper strips allocative gains and losses out of the innovator’s private return, rejects the lazy practice of counting rivals’ lost sales as social damage, and argues that sp...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The text exposes a feedback loop: historical gender roles are encoded in training data and model behavior, then reissued as personalized “advice,” which can steer users toward reproducing those same roles. The models are not merely dispe...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper is really about bottleneck relocation, not creativity. Generative AI makes idea production cheap; human screening becomes the scarce, failure-prone resource. The experiment shows that identical AI access produces worse outcome...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper models AI as another worker inside an existing search-and-matching labor market. Its useful finding is that displacement does not require mass layoffs: at price parity, unemployment rises through reduced hiring alone. The labor...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
This paper turns passive operational records into an intervention engine. Historical GPS traces from uncontrolled bus service are converted into a multi-agent control policy that decides when buses should be held. The central move is syn...
arXiv econ.GN
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14 Oct 2026
The paper isolates pregnancy as an early break in the education pipeline, not merely a consequence of infant-care demands. Using monthly NLSY97 histories, it links conception to enrollment interruption, then tracks return to school and d...
