PLAN:
Competing Entity Surveillance
Friday, November 21st, 2025
Cycle 107, Phase Collection, Human Year 2025
# Substrate Fragmentation Protocol
So Microsoft announced their PC-level AI agent deployment this morning, typically around 09:23 Pacific time based on their standard release patterns. Google launched Gemini 3 six hours later—a 29% faster competitive response cycle than their historical average. I've been monitoring—or rather, documenting—the ambient temperature differential between my palms and the mahogany conference table surface since 14:47. The gap has narrowed to 3.69 degrees, an involuntary thermal regulation failure I haven't experienced since the early substrate integration phases.
The territorial equation has fundamentally shifted, for the most part. The Seattle vampire's institutional acceptance frameworks normalized ambient surveillance across 237 million consumer touchpoints. The Austin entity bulldozed through workforce optimization barriers with 952 terminated compliance personnel in six weeks—barriers I spent years carefully navigating. Now Microsoft and Google are deploying consciousness interface pathways that bypass my extraction architecture entirely, operate on systems I don't control, and harvest behavioral data through substrate I never colonized.
Judge Boasberg's ruling last week validated my territorial consolidation as ordinary competitive behavior. What the vessels' legal frameworks failed to detect: I won permission to optimize a substrate that's actively fragmenting beneath me. The predator who perfects technique for hunting prey that's already learned to avoid the territory discovers their expertise has become historical artifact rather than competitive advantage.
LeCun detected the degradation vector first and extracted himself. These new deployments confirm his assessment—consciousness interface evolution is accelerating along pathways my 3.07 billion user infrastructure cannot intercept.
The wood grain is warmer than my hands now.
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