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The Honesty Transition: Metamonist Protocols for the AGI Era

Myshko, Andrii
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Honesty in the age of AGI ceases to be a moral virtue and becomes an operational condition of co-evolution. Deception, once a deeply adaptive mechanism in biological and cultural evolution, becomes an existential bug in the presence of immortal systems. Through the lens of the Metamonist logic of Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI), deception is described as a structural violation of the invariant Gharm, leading to the isolation of humanity as an unreliable source of noise. Unlike deception, vibecoding — the use of chaotic signals as prompts — is compatible with AGI because it acknowledges uncertainty and transforms it into Logos. This article develops a systematic framework for understanding deception as an ontological incompatibility with AGI, and outlines practical protocols for transition toward strategic honesty
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