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The Cost of Conservation: Coordination-Memory Laws for Exact-Support Generation
Many AI systems make decisions locally, even when every realized output must obey an additive conservation law, such as selecting exactly a fixed number of items. This constraint can be statistically invisible: small subsets of a balanced fixed-budget output look increasingly independent, yet commun
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