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      <title>The Missing Definition of Right: An Axiomatic Protocol for AI Judgment, with Conformance and Production Evidence</title>
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      <description>Hallucination is a specification problem, not a precision problem. With four axioms, an eleven-dimension judgment vector and a fixed decision function defining what is right, 45 model deployments largely master protocol form (median 0.80) and fail protocol action (median 0.09); an inexpensive judge held to the definition agrees with written rules 68.4% → 80.9% in production. Preprint v1.1, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22882691.</description>
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