Volume 2: Audit —An Auditable Order System for Meaning under Algorithmic Stress
Volume 2: Audit —An Auditable Order System for Meaning under Algorithmic Stress
This volume develops the Audit Framework: a structural proof and diagnostic system that treats collapse not as error but as data. Across law, AI, science, and society, collapse is shown to be the universal condition under which meaning persists. Key concepts include Drift, Structural Load, Reentry, and SnapScore. Companion Resources provide extended datasets and a live interactive dashboard (SnapLens) for drift detection and audit traces. Volume 2 follows Volume 1 ("Formal Limits of Computability and Auditability") and extends the Epistropheon canon with branches E10–E31. Extended resources, datasets, and the live interactive dashboard (SnapLens) are available at: https://snapos.org/dashboard.html Audit, Drift, SnapScore, Collapse, AuditCut, AuditOrbit, Epistropheon, Complexity Theory, Reentry, Structural Load, Proof Systems, AI Drift, Law Contradiction, Epistemic Systems
Drift, Law Contradiction, Collapse, AuditCut, AI Drift, Audit, Epistropheon, Structural Load, AuditOrbit, Epistemic Systems, Reentry, Proof Systems, Complexity Theory, SnapScore
Drift, Law Contradiction, Collapse, AuditCut, AI Drift, Audit, Epistropheon, Structural Load, AuditOrbit, Epistemic Systems, Reentry, Proof Systems, Complexity Theory, SnapScore
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