Buildability / Receipt
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Public buildability page receipt window
/buildability/normative-equivalence-in-human-ai-cooperation-behaviour-not-identity-drives-cooperation-in-mixed-agent-groups
Subject: Normative Equivalence in human-AI Cooperation: Behaviour, Not Identity, Drives Cooperation in Mixed-Agent Groups
Verdict
Ignore
Verdict is Ignore because current viability and proof state do not clear the buildability gate.
Time to first demo
Insufficient data
No first-demo timestamp, owner estimate, or elapsed demo receipt is attached to this surface.
Structured compute envelope
Insufficient data
No data, compute, hardware, memory, latency, dependency, or serving requirement receipt is attached.
Truth Boundary
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Receipt path
/buildability/normative-equivalence-in-human-ai-cooperation-behaviour-not-identity-drives-cooperation-in-mixed-agent-groups
Paper ref
normative-equivalence-in-human-ai-cooperation-behaviour-not-identity-drives-cooperation-in-mixed-agent-groups
arXiv id
2601.20487
Generated at
2026-04-02T02:30:40.136Z
Evidence freshness
stale
Last verification
2026-04-02T02:30:40.136Z
Sources
0
References
0
Coverage
17%
Lineage hash
8f0f34614acb39ed304c19afd8099b5e980a748280149d37401d334a3e532bc3
Canonical opportunity-kernel lineage hash.
External signature
unsigned_external
No founder, registry, pilot, or production-adoption signature is attached to this receipt.
Verification
not_verified
Verification is blocked until an external signature is provided.
Some score or evidence fields are outside the preferred freshness window.
repo_url
references