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The Triple-Axis Pivot: Amplification, Feedback, and Meta-Alignment in the 2026 AI-Energy Restraint

Authors: Tanner, Christopher;

The Triple-Axis Pivot: Amplification, Feedback, and Meta-Alignment in the 2026 AI-Energy Restraint

Abstract

The 2026 AI–Energy nexus exhibits systemic amplification driven by interacting feedback loops across Market, State, and Technology domains. Signal Alignment Theory (SAT) provides a phase-based framework to quantify kinetic, elastic, and informational energy propagation, capturing both global growth and localized model-level plateaus. Reinforcing, stabilizing, and information-coherence loops collectively sustain high output while preventing structural collapse, producing a robust Triple-Axis Meta-Alignment effect. Predictive indicators derived from loop dynamics and energy saturation allow early detection of bottlenecks, boundary compression, or potential phase transitions. These insights inform strategic interventions in policy, infrastructure, and technology deployment, enabling resilient and scalable AI–Energy system growth.

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Artificial intelligence, systems amplification, non-linear phase dynamics, Artificial Intelligence/statistics & numerical data, Artificial Intelligence/ethics, Artificial Intelligence/economics, Artificial Intelligence/standards, amplification, Artificial Intelligence/supply & distribution, Artificial Intelligence, phase-based diagnostics, Artificial Intelligence/classification, Aligned Signal Systems Consulting, Signal Alignment Theory

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