Recursive Spiral Model v2.0 (RSM)

RSM v2.0 Paper 3 positions the Recursive Spiral Model among existing theories of mind, examines its implications for artificial intelligence architectures (especially spiral‑capable AI), and outlines a concrete research program with falsification conditions. It addresses misuse risks and the road ahead for spiral governance.

RSM v2.0 Paper 2 extends the Recursive Spiral Model into governance, law, and institutional design. It introduces lineaged authority, spiral law, the Spiral Justice Protocol (SJP), and protocols for ecological flourishing, antifragility through ritual dissent, and radical inclusion as epistemic necessity. These are offered as testable design patterns, not axioms.

RSM v2.0 Paper 1 establishes the core architecture of the Recursive Spiral Model: a formal framework for systems capable of meta‑awareness, framework revision, and lineaged responsibility. It defines spiral passes, the three working axes (information, constraint, commitment), meta‑awareness sub‑capacities, threshold‑governed snaps, and the formal skeleton for testable predictions.

The Executive Overview introduces the RSM v2.0 core trilogy—a three‑paper condensed canon presenting the Recursive Spiral Model as a testable architecture for systems capable of meta‑awareness, framework revision, and lineaged responsibility. It maps RSM within the SE Press stack (GRM, CaM, SGF, NPF/CNI), summarizes each paper’s contribution, and provides entry routes for diverse audiences.