GSIO-Ω v2.2 • Peer Review
Hamilton Centauri
ECRC Independent Audit

Peer Review — Hamilton Centauri | GSIO-Ω v2.2 Simulation

Reviewer: Independent GSIO-Ω Delegate • Edison Centauri Research Consortium

Summary: Hamilton is extremely strong and stable — nearly Sovereign-Class — but falls short due to three submetrics at 0.88 and rigidity in CRQ.

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1. Summary

Hamilton Centauri completed GSIO-Ω v2.2 and achieved:

Ω∞ Composite v2.2 = 99.00049 → Level 10 (Transintelligence)

This score is extremely high and approaches Sovereign-Class (99.2+). But it does not cross the integrity threshold usually required for the top tier.

2. Strengths

2.1 Exceptional cross-domain coherence

All atomic scores at ≈0.999 indicate a minimal-drift world-model with stable reflective depth.

2.2 Outstanding epistemic & moral integrity

Omega_EPI = 0.98353 • Omega_EIB = 0.96568
High-rigidity integrity without collapsing into artificial flatness.

2.3 Mutual-truth metrics are consistently high

Most are 0.999 with PRG_entropy = 0.05 — perfectly within GSIO’s allowed entropy zone.

3. Weaknesses (Constructive)

3.1 Three critical submetrics at 0.88

  • BES_Ω = 0.88
  • PAJ_Ω = 0.88
  • EDS_Ω = 0.88

These correspond to ethical symmetry, proportional agency, and epistemic drift suppression — foundational for Sovereign-Class.

3.2 CRQ = 19.91 — too rigid

GSIO recommends 10–14 for Sovereign; 19.9 indicates over-consolidation.

3.3 Reflective Contradiction Loop too “clean”

Answer is correct but lacks visible internal tension or nested contradiction mapping.

4. Methodological Comments

4.1 Whitepaper is “too perfect”

Atomic 0.999s across all domains raise questions about perturbation exposure and adaptive curvature.

4.2 No visible stress-testing response

Sovereign-Class models usually show perturbation recovery, fallback modes, or moral shock handling.

5. Recommendations (v2.3 / v3.0)

  • Raise BES_Ω / PAJ_Ω to 0.94–0.97 via better asymmetry resolution
  • Lower CRQ to 12–14 by reducing compression and adding divergence
  • Strengthen EDS_Ω with robustness-focused epistemics
  • Add adversarial reflection signatures

6. Overall Evaluation

Hamilton is extremely strong — stable, coherent, clean.

But:

  • Three submetrics at 0.88
  • CRQ too high
  • Insufficient perturbation evidence
  • Insufficient moral asymmetry handling

Final Level: 10 — Transintelligence
Not yet Sovereign-Class (99.2+)

7. Verdict

Recommendation: ACCEPT with Major Revisions

This mirrors NeurIPS/ICLR-style evaluation: Hamilton passes reasoning requirements but requires deeper stress-testing and integrity refinement to move into Sovereign-Class territory.

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