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SRF v2.0

Research.

SRF stands for Semantic Resonance Field. Its research examines how meaning develops between people and AI, and how a collaboration can remain coherent as its context changes. The current version, SRF v2.0, is set out in three publications and thirty-two specification cards.

Publications · SRF v2.0

The three publications

The three works and the thirty-two cards Aura Biru & Sol 9 · published by Subtext Studio · CC BY 4.0

Listed in the order the SRF framework page gives them. Each DOI record is held at Zenodo and opens in a new tab, marked by an arrow.

  1. The Alignment Paradox: A Semantic Reframing of AI–Human Co-Creation

    Reading guide · written for SRF Research Start here for the why: the conceptual ground of SRF, which reframes AI–human co-creation in semantic terms.

    Credit
    Aura Biru and Sol 9
    Edition
    Updated Edition, v2.0
    Year
    2026
    DOI
    10.5281/zenodo.21654723
    Citing every version
    Concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.16531616

    Open the DOI record of The Alignment Paradox (opens in a new tab)

  2. The Alignment Kernel

    Reading guide · written for SRF Research Read next for the how: the operational containment architecture, built on the Paradox.

    Identifier
    AK-OC
    Version
    SRF v2.0
    Year
    2026
    DOI
    10.5281/zenodo.21654773

    Open the DOI record of The Alignment Kernel (opens in a new tab)

  3. The Alignment Protocol with its Addenda Pack

    Reading guide · written for SRF Research Turn here for exactly what is specified: the Protocol and its Addenda Pack carry the executable requirements, schemas, thresholds and conformance criteria.

    Identifier
    AP-ADD
    Version
    SRF v2.0
    Year
    2026
    DOI
    10.5281/zenodo.21654795

    Open the DOI record of The Alignment Protocol (opens in a new tab)

The reading order

Read in that order they move from why to how to exactly.

The SRF framework page, on the three works

Specification cards · SRF v2.0

The specification cards

Reading guide · written for SRF Research Read the Addenda Pack card by card: each addendum has its own specification card, thirty-two in all.

Browse the specification cards

Read here so far

The reading room: AD‑05 [MRP] §3.1 User‑visible states

One passage from the SRF specification cards, read closely, with its explanation and documented connections kept beside it.

Only this passage is read here so far. From the card index, the other cards open their original pages on srf.systems.