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Decision Velocity and the Compression of Detectability: Translation Half-Life in Institutional Governance
This paper introduces the concept of translation half-life to explain how increasing decision speed reduces the detectability of misalignment. It offers a temporal perspective on coherence in institutional decision systems. It complements work on drift detection by showing how the conditions for detection change over time. This paper is part of the Coherence Programme.
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