Semantic Fidelity Lexicon
Semantic Fidelity describes whether meaning, intent, context, and interpretive structure survive as representations move through systems. Language can remain fluent, coherent, and technically correct while losing the relationships that made the original meaningful.
This lexicon provides a diagnostic vocabulary for meaning preservation, semantic drift, recursive compression, interpretation failure, memory drift, proxy substitution, synthetic coherence, and provenance failure across AI and representational systems.
Download: Semantic Fidelity Project Lexicon (PDF)
