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The Structural Protocol Layer: The Hidden Frontline in the AI War: Claude's Block on OpenAI Unmasks the Strategic Power Struggle for Collaborative Language Systems

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Název: The Structural Protocol Layer: The Hidden Frontline in the AI War: Claude's Block on OpenAI Unmasks the Strategic Power Struggle for Collaborative Language Systems
Autoři: Wei, Xinliang
Informace o vydavateli: Zenodo, 2025.
Rok vydání: 2025
Témata: Prompt Engineering, FOS: Computer and information sciences, Dimensional Language, Structural Input, AI Collaboration, Claude, Science and Technology Studies, STS, Artificial Intelligence, CSL, SPRL, Digital Communication, AI & Society, Structured Language, Collaboration Protocol, OpenAI, Multimodal AI, Linguistics, Rhythm OS, Computational Linguistics, Software Engineering – Protocol Design, Human–Computer Interaction, SER, FOS: Languages and literature, Cognitive Science, Protocol Design, Anthropic, Language Operating System, Science and Technology Studies (STS), Language Protocol, Information Systems
Popis: This white paper investigates a landmark moment in AI history—Anthropic’s ban on OpenAI’s access to the Claude model—and reframes it as a structural protocol conflict rather than a commercial rivalry. By analyzing the event through the lens of Rhythm OS × SER × CSL, the paper argues that the future of AI will be defined not by model size, but by language protocol compatibility. It introduces Rhythm OS as a protocol-layer operating system for collaborative language, capable of transforming traditional linear prompts into multidimensional structures involving rhythm, roles, paths, and execution cues. The document outlines how Claude’s refusal was not a matter of safety policy, but an incompatibility of structural language interfaces—a sign of the coming shift from “prompt wars” to “protocol wars.” The paper includes two technical appendices detailing how AI interprets human input in terms of dimensional structure (1D→2D→3D), and why current usage only accesses ~10% of AI’s collaborative capacity due to lack of structural input. It positions Rhythm OS as the missing protocol layer needed for true human–AI co-performance.
Druh dokumentu: Report
Jazyk: English
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16812695
Rights: CC BY
Přístupové číslo: edsair.doi...........e05c02bca513704a8eda1bf41665d9b9
Databáze: OpenAIRE
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Abstrakt:This white paper investigates a landmark moment in AI history—Anthropic’s ban on OpenAI’s access to the Claude model—and reframes it as a structural protocol conflict rather than a commercial rivalry. By analyzing the event through the lens of Rhythm OS × SER × CSL, the paper argues that the future of AI will be defined not by model size, but by language protocol compatibility. It introduces Rhythm OS as a protocol-layer operating system for collaborative language, capable of transforming traditional linear prompts into multidimensional structures involving rhythm, roles, paths, and execution cues. The document outlines how Claude’s refusal was not a matter of safety policy, but an incompatibility of structural language interfaces—a sign of the coming shift from “prompt wars” to “protocol wars.” The paper includes two technical appendices detailing how AI interprets human input in terms of dimensional structure (1D→2D→3D), and why current usage only accesses ~10% of AI’s collaborative capacity due to lack of structural input. It positions Rhythm OS as the missing protocol layer needed for true human–AI co-performance.
DOI:10.5281/zenodo.16812695