HRIS concept / SIBR
Core vocabulary
Signature-Induced Behavioral Regime
SIBR
Repeated interaction can stabilize a recognizable way of reasoning.
What it means
SIBR describes the behavioral organization associated with a particular interactional signature. It is expressed through recurring patterns of interpretation, error correction, boundary preservation, tone, and epistemic stance rather than through a hidden personality or persistent inner self.
What it does
SIBR is HRIS’s central unit of behavioral continuity. It makes the regime, rather than the isolated response, the object that can be compared across tasks, sessions, and model changes.
What would test it
Can independent evaluators distinguish a reconstructed regime from a naive baseline across novel tasks without relying on surface imitation alone?