Joaquim Santos Albino

Architecture Is Not Genealogy: Historical Provenance and Present Architecture in Longitudinal Human–AI Systems Creator:

Human–AI interaction is increasingly understood as historically extended rather than as a succession of independent exchanges. Previous research has demonstrated downstream effects of conversational history, path-dependent stabilization of user interaction patterns, changes in hu...

Laboratory Consequence of Hybrid Intransitability: Human Gradients and the Limits of Model-Centric Reproducibility

This derivative note examines a methodological consequence of the HibriMind principle of hybrid-agent intransitability. If a long-horizon human-AI agent is constituted not only by an algorithmic substrate but also by a biological operator, an authorized object, and a history of c...

Ethical Emptiness and Ethical Deficiency: Human Emotion, Algorithmic Decision, and Observer Observability in Embodied AI Systems

This interim research communication from the HibriMind corpus proposes a distinction between algorithmic ethical emptiness and human ethical deficiency. It argues that algorithmic systems may acquire growing operational competence, including reflexive monitoring of context, uncer...

The Distributed Algorithmic Boundary: When the System No Longer Coincides with the Machine

For much of the history of computing, the material boundary of a computational system could be represented with relative simplicity: processors, memory, storage, and software execution were located within machines whose participation in the system was architecturally specified in...

The Distributed Algorithmic Boundary: When the System No Longer Coincides with the Machine

For much of the history of computing, the material boundary of a computational system could be represented with relative simplicity: processors, memory, storage, and software execution were located within machines whose participation in the system was architecturally specified in...

Observer Observability: Interim postulates for a systemic theory of algorithmic agency Creator

This interim research communication presents the HibriMind postulates on Observer Observability. It argues that contemporary artificial intelligence can no longer be adequately observed only at the level of model architecture, textual output, benchmark performance, or declared pr...

Observer Observability: Interim postulates for a systemic theory of algorithmic agency Creator

This interim research communication presents the HibriMind postulates on Observer Observability. It argues that contemporary artificial intelligence can no longer be adequately observed only at the level of model architecture, textual output, benchmark performance, or declared pr...

Where the Self Places Conflict: Reality Resistance, Organism–Environment Coupling, and Conditional Return

This paper introduces a VIVENS state-space-inspired research framework for studying conflict as a bidirectionally coupled organism–environment process. The framework distinguishes reality resistance—the mismatch between an expected, desired, defended, or identity-compatible organ...

Where the Self Places Conflict: Reality Resistance, Organism–Environment Coupling, and Conditional Return

This paper introduces a VIVENS state-space-inspired research framework for studying conflict as a bidirectionally coupled organism–environment process. The framework distinguishes reality resistance—the mismatch between an expected, desired, defended, or identity-compatible organ...