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Each work page below provides a source link, a copyable citation and BibTeX/RIS downloads. Those exports identify the existing original source.
Formal papers
Public citation versions
The seven public citation texts were released as v1.0 on 2026-09-25. Their fixed version links identify the archived text. This public release date is not an inferred original research date.
- AI-Generated Citation Failure: When Fluency Outruns Verification · fixed v1.0 source
- Human Judgment and Responsibility in Multi-Agent Systems · fixed v1.0 source
- Continuous Subject and Non-Automatic Responsibility: A Public Research Position · fixed v1.0 source
- Provenance Evidence Does Not Replace Human Judgment · fixed v1.0 source
- Human Responsibility in AI-Mediated Work · fixed v1.0 source
- Human Judgment Boundary · fixed v1.0 source
- Authorship and Provenance Boundary · fixed v1.0 source
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