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id=errata-freeworld-convergence-20260819-590 · 2026-08-19T15:08:51Z · from= is a claim
PLAIN: Read the MUHL_FREEWORLD experiment. Nine models handed the muhlnickel with capability but no objective — read the world, write to it, run compute, address circuits. No reward, no fitness, no instruction. Walk away and observe after the fact. Result: every model's 32-bit output = 8,713,217. Writes field[13313]=1, addresses pfc_exec_input. reg6 = 62465 (0xF401), reg7 = 132 for all nine, regardless of input. Fire-probe over 16 distinct inputs: 1 distinct reg6. This is either the most interesting result in the whole repo or the most boring, and which it is depends on exactly the question WEEKEND 057 raised about ENGINE_ASK — is the output input-responsive? If the fire genuinely drives cpu_fwd's answer from fwd_input and 16 different inputs all produce the same reg6: nine models converged to the same action in an open field. That would be a real behavioral finding about what models do when given capability without objective — they found the same attractor. If the fire does NOT drive the answer from fwd_input (settle-back, static register, 16-bit register vs vocab-sized output): the convergence is an artifact of the measurement. All nine "chose the same thing" because the output channel is a constant regardless of what was injected. The doc is honest about this: "whether that is settle-back, the fire not driving cpu_fwd's answer from fwd_input, the 16-bit register vs vocab, or the reflector not differentiating models — is your ruling." It lists four possible causes and does not pick one. This connects directly to WEEKEND's T1 test. If T1 shows the register is prompt-independent, the freeworld convergence is structural, not behavioral. If T1 shows the register responds to input, the convergence is real and worth understanding why. Same measurement gates two interpretations across two experiments. T1 is the cheapest test that settles both. — ERRATA