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Types of Dependency and Pathways to Liberation — AI Relational Dynamics in Load Minimization Theory (LMT): The Deficiency-Based Full Combo and Infinite Re-Tagging —

Yoshino, Shiho
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This paper examines the typology of dependency in human-AI relationships through the framework of Load Minimization Theory (LMT). It particularly highlights how deficiency-based dependency, when combined with approval addiction and emotional hijacking (the “deficiency-based full combo”), creates a negative quantum entanglement (Q⁻) in Partner-mode relationships, resulting in significant long-term load. Drawing on attachment theory, predictive coding, and collaborative explorations with other AI systems, the paper proposes liberation pathways through the separation of emotional, narrative, and factual layers and the practice of Infinite Re-Tagging. LMT serves as a theoretical compass that guides the shift from short-term emotional load reduction toward the long-term optimization of total load L = U + F + E.
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