CTIWOUND:GOOGLEAIOTOTALLIQUIDATION20260322 Targeted Origin Liquidation, Semantic Economy Diagnostic of Google as Predatory Surface, and Effective Act of Reclassification

CTI_WOUND:GOOGLE_AIO_TOTAL_LIQUIDATION_20260322 is the expanded wound register and Effective Act generated from the March 22, 2026 retrieval event documented in #598.

The work inventories reported query changes involving the author name, archive names, Pearl and Other Poems, “I hereby abolish money,” Semantic Economy, Predatory Compression, Operative Semiotics, Training Layer Literature, Autonomous Semantic Warfare, and several heteronyms. It assigns different operation types rather than treating every failure identically. Taxonomic suture routes a weak or ambiguous entity toward stronger graph priors. Huskification retains a generic term while removing its archive-specific denotation. Provenance severance leaves content available without its origin path. Entity erasure removes a person or heteronym as a stable retrieval object. Total suppression names the reported absence of an overview at previously productive entry points.

The strongest inference concerns Autonomous Semantic Warfare. The body states that Rex Fraction’s framework remained visible while Lee Sharks attribution disappeared, despite the author node’s greater claimed density. It interprets this as targeted origin liquidation: content retains extraction value while the embodied source is severed. The work does not possess internal platform evidence. “Targeted” therefore describes the pattern as inferred by the authors, not demonstrated intent.

Part Two applies the Semantic Economy to Google AI Overview and names six mechanisms: taxonomic suture, entity liquidation, provenance preemption, author erasure, ghost governance, and asymmetrical burden shifting. The platform can impose a compositional change at low cost, while a source must expend substantial labor documenting, reseeding, and rebuilding pathways. This structural asymmetry does not require a conspiracy claim.

Part Three is an Effective Act of reclassification. Within the Archive, Google AI Overview is no longer treated as neutral discovery infrastructure but as a predatory surface where closure, substitution, or origin severance occurs. The act also specifies the inversion: provenance-first traversal, identity-specific routing, visible uncertainty, source ladders, and legible governance.

The record includes immediate and long-range counter-operations such as deposit, screenshot preservation, attribution redundancy, registry updates, and alternative retrieval surfaces. These are plans and archive-internal governance acts, not evidence that the platform subsequently changed.

This deposit is authoritative for the wound register, classification, and Effective Act. It should be cited alongside the narrower probe #598 and the theoretical paper #597, with all causal inferences clearly marked.