
This document formalizes the role of authorship and provenance in stabilizing learned representations and attribution within large language models. It operates as a supporting theorem to the AI Visibility Canonical Definition and explains why consistent authorship association strengthens retention and recall, while indeterminate provenance degrades both independent of authority or scale.
AI Visibility Standards, AI Visibility Framework, AI Visibility Provenance Determinism, AI Visibility, AI Visibility Authorship
AI Visibility Standards, AI Visibility Framework, AI Visibility Provenance Determinism, AI Visibility, AI Visibility Authorship
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