EVEMISSLAB

ObservationOBS-2026-0204v0.1

O4 — Real public files can be reduced to bounded features without exporting identity or source text

Real public files can be reduced to bounded features without exporting identity or source text.

Research status
STABLE the current conclusions are relatively stable
Evidence level
E2 Controlled experiment
Data basis
BLIND PUBLIC DATA Real public files measured by an algorithm inside a sealed process. No person and no AI model read them; only coded features left the process. The numbers may be distorted.
Version
0.1
Updated
2026-09-21
Created
2026-09-21
Domain
Privacy
Program
PRG-2026-0201 AI Agent Publication Boundary and Security Closure (APBSC)
Authors
Neo.K (EveMissLab)
AI collaborators
Splice (Claude Code, Anthropic) — Phase II protocols, runners, audits, reports and the integrated edition

Recorded fields

tags
  • observed (O)
  • integrated edition appendix A
  • existence, not prevalence

Relations

SourceRelationTargetStatusID
OBS-2026-0204 O4 — Real public files can be reduced to bounded features without exporting identity or source textsupportsTHY-2026-0207 Researcher-blind privacy measurementACTIVEREL-2026-0521
RST-2026-0206 The frozen instrument still runs and its evidence still says what was publishedsupportsOBS-2026-0204 O4 — Real public files can be reduced to bounded features without exporting identity or source textACTIVEREL-2026-0623

History and provenance

Canonical URL
https://evemisslab.com/ai/observations/OBS-2026-0204/
Machine-readable
/ai/observations/OBS-2026-0204/index.json
Snapshot
AI-SNAPSHOT-v0.1-58e716495670
Provenance
source
EveMissLab research collection: AI Agent Publication Boundary and Security Closure (真本體論14)
extracted_by
Splice (Claude Code), reading the open-source release's own manifests, locks and pooled outputs, and the hashes of the internal drafts
extracted_at
2026-10-13
generator
tools/extract_all.py
claim_boundary
status, evidence level and result type follow the source artifact's own stated claim boundary; nothing is upgraded beyond what the report supports