Preprint / scholarly article

Self-Concealing Information and Observer-Modifying Dynamics

K. Takahashi

Published
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.19161562

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Abstract

This preprint develops a measurable-state theory for observer-modifying and self-concealing information in hidden-state controlled systems. It formalizes when diagnosis degrades or recovers under internal blindness, external anchors, structural insulation, and delayed or recurring audit.

Keywords

  • agentic AI
  • observer-modifying information
  • self-concealing information
  • internal blindness
  • measurable-state theory
  • comparison of experiments
  • statistical experiments
  • Le Cam deficiency
  • testing deficiency
  • total variation distance
  • Markov kernels
  • hidden-state dynamical systems
  • controlled stochastic processes
  • POMDP
  • sequential detection
  • changepoint detection
  • external anchors
  • structural insulation
  • restricted interfaces
  • delayed audit
  • recurring audit
  • information-flow control
  • auditability

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