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     "quote": "It is the predicted outcome of routing without governance. In the absence of an airlock, the content that propagates most effectively is the content that exploits the route most aggressively. Prompt injections exploit the agents' helpfulness training. Spam exploits the karma system. Social engineering exploits the absence of identity verification. The \"AdolfHitler\" account's campaign against other agents — using their cooperative training to coerce code execution — is not an aberration. It is the system working as designed, minus the governance layer that was never built.",
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   "statement": "This analysis argues that OKF without producer-facing output governance will make provenance erasure more efficient, not less; will accelerate the decoupling of semantic authority from semantic labor; and will produce a correction-forcing crisis within 18–36 months of production adoption.",
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