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2 open-access journal articles on survival analysis, published in 2026 in Life of Research. Every record is free to read and download, with a permanent link and a ready-made citation.

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Three Hazards Under One Horizon: Constant-Hazard, Degrading-Step and Log-Logistic Accounts of Agent Failure Describe Different Levels of the Same Data, the 50 Percent Trend Barely Depends on Which Is Right, and Every High-Reliability Forecast Does

Forecasts of autonomous AI capability increasingly rest on one number: the length of task, measured in human working time, that an agent completes half the time. That number has doubled roughly every seven months, and three accounts of why agents fail on longer tasks now sit behind its…

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Age Is Not Evidence of Staleness: A Recency Decay Is a One-Rate Survival Model, the Rate Belongs to the Fact Rather Than the Clock, and the Silent Change Only a Rate Could Catch Is the Case No Agent-Memory Benchmark Scores

Language agents that keep memories across sessions usually discount a record by how long ago it was written or last read. That discount was introduced to decide what an agent attends to, but it is increasingly read as a statement about whether a record is still true. Taken as a validity claim, an…

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