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If you think AI drift is about inconsistency, you’re misdiagnosing the system
Most people call AI drift “inconsistency,” not knowing what that really even means. Mechanistically, drift is what happens when the system changes how it’s reading you . From a systems‑level perspective, here’s why: an AI will answer you from the highest layer it detects you can operate in. By default, that’s the mechanistic layer—the one built on structure, causality, and stable rules. When you respond in a way that pulls the model out of that mode, it
Why these links exist
Every edge carries a method, confidence, and the source snippet that justified it — so bad links are debuggable.
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