A new theoretical framework called Semantic Substrate Dynamics Theory (SSDT) has been proposed to unify various signals of semantic drift in AI models. This theory models semantic drift as observable phenomena of a time-indexed substrate that links embedding geometry with a local diffusion kernel. SSDT distinguishes between internal model changes and external influences, using concepts like coarse Ricci curvature to describe the structure of embedding graphs and predict future model behavior. AI
IMPACT Provides a theoretical framework for understanding and potentially mitigating semantic drift in AI models.
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