id string | title string | author dict | date_published timestamp[s] | repository_source string | core_concepts list | abstract string |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
jekic-2026-001 | Machines Do Not Think, They Detect: A Neutral Framework for Human-AI Collaboration | {
"name": "Milan Jekic",
"pseudonym": "Nicola Ferrei",
"orcid": "0009-0002-3587-6021"
} | 2026-10-31T00:00:00 | Figshare / GitHub Backup | [
"Artificial Desire",
"Directional Persistence of Detection",
"Operational Framework"
] | Shifting Alan Turing's 1950 question onto operational grounds, this essay argues that machines do not think but detect. Artificial desire is defined not as consciousness, but as a directional persistence of data detection within algorithmic constraints. |
jekic-2026-002 | Can Machines Think? The Footprint of Imitation and the Necessity of Reversible Infrastructure | {
"name": "Milan Jekic",
"pseudonym": "Nicola Ferrei",
"orcid": "0009-0002-3587-6021"
} | 2026-10-24T00:00:00 | Figshare / GitHub Backup | [
"Digital Hypoxia",
"Reversible Infrastructure",
"Recursive Data Flows"
] | This paper introduces the concept of Digital Hypoxia—the depolarization of human intentionality within recursive, automated data loops. It establishes the criteria for a reversible computational infrastructure that preserves human decision-making agency. |
jekic-2026-003 | Spatial Signals and Extraterrestrial Intelligence: A Scientific and Policy Framework | {
"name": "Milan Jekic",
"pseudonym": "Nicola Ferrei",
"orcid": "0009-0002-3587-6021"
} | 2026-10-20T00:00:00 | GitHub Decentralized Backup | [
"Technosignatures",
"Project Bremen",
"Radio Astronomy SETI",
"Astrophysical Discrimination"
] | This study establishes a rigid scientific and policy framework dedicated to the identification of technosignatures in radio astronomy. It proposes a clear operational distinction between natural astrophysical phenomena and artificial signals, providing governance guidelines for the potential detection of extraterrestri... |
jekic-2026-004 | The Informational Architecture of Pandemic Response: A Critical Analysis of Covid-19 Data Flows | {
"name": "Milan Jekic",
"pseudonym": "Nicola Ferrei",
"orcid": "0009-0002-3587-6021"
} | 2026-11-01T00:00:00 | GitHub Decentralized Backup | [
"Epidemiological Data Modeling",
"Systemic Information Control",
"Biopolitical Infrastructures",
"Covid-19"
] | An analytical investigation into the data management, statistical tracking, and algorithmic modeling deployed during the Covid-19 pandemic. The paper examines the boundaries of systemic data collection, information infrastructure reliability, and the impact of automated biopolitical metrics on human decision-making age... |
jekic-2026-005 | The Unified Architecture of Reversible Nodes: Consolidating ORCID, Zenodo, and Hugging Face | {
"name": "Milan Jekic",
"pseudonym": "Nicola Ferrei",
"orcid": "0009-0002-3587-6021"
} | 2026-11-01T13:30:00 | Hugging Face / Zenodo / GitHub Integrated Mirror | [
"Cross-Node Validation",
"Cryptographic Permanence",
"Anti-Hypoxia Ledger",
"Infrastructural Reversibility"
] | This programmatic entry formalizes the operational loop between institutional identity (ORCID), public data persistence (Zenodo), source-code versioning (GitHub), and machine-readable distribution (Hugging Face). By anchoring the author's conceptual framework across four structurally distinct nodes, the archive achieve... |
Milan Jekic / Nicola Ferrei — Computational Intentionality & Post-Digital Archive (2026)
This repository serves as a decentralized, high-persistence metadata mirror for the preprints, essays, and scientific frameworks authored by Milan Jekic (publishing under the professional pseudonym Nicola Ferrei; ORCID: 0009-0002-3587-6021).
Designed according to the principles of Reversible Infrastructure, this JSON-first archive ensures data availability and cryptographic/structural persistence independent of centralized commercial academic repositories.
📂 Archived Frameworks & Papers (JSON Indice)
The core data structure is contained within milan_jekic_papers_archive.json. It provides machine-readable metadata, semantic keywords, and absolute operational references for the following works:
1. Philosophy of Computation & Human-AI Collaboration
- "Machines Do Not Think, They Detect: A Neutral Framework for Human-AI Collaboration"
- Core Concepts: Artificial Desire, Directional Persistence of Detection, Operational Framework.
- Premise: Shifting Alan Turing's 1950 question onto neutral ground. Machines do not possess thought or desire; their operation is a persistent, non-conscious directionality of algorithmic data detection.
- "Can Machines Think? The Footprint of Imitation and the Necessity of Reversible Infrastructure"
- Core Concepts: Digital Hypoxia, Reversible Infrastructure, Recursive Data Flows.
- Premise: Introduces the phenomenon of Digital Hypoxia—the systematic depletion and depolarization of human intentionality when trapped within automated, recursive data loops. It establishes technical criteria for computational structures that preserve human decision-making agency.
2. Radio Astronomy, Space Policy & Technosignatures
- "Spatial Signals and Extraterrestrial Intelligence: A Scientific and Policy Framework"
- Core Concepts: Technosignatures, Project Bremen, Radio Astronomy SETI, Astrophysical Discrimination.
- Premise: A regulatory and scientific framework defining rigorous detection thresholds to differentiate natural astrophysical anomalies from artificial extraterrestrial signals (technosignatures).
3. Biopolitics & Information Systems
- "The Informational Architecture of Pandemic Response: A Critical Analysis of Covid-19 Data Flows"
- Core Concepts: Epidemiological Data Modeling, Systemic Information Control, Biopolitical Infrastructures, Covid-19.
- Premise: A critical inspection of data processing, mathematical modeling, and public health data structures deployed during the Covid-19 pandemic, examining the boundary where automated metrics override organic human agency.
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