Record Google seed-sensitivity finding: 633uuy boundary is seed-dependent

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Victor Kuznetsov committed 2026-08-30 19:34:31 -07:00
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1. **Seed stability at the worst Meta boundary.** lighthouse @ 0.10 with
seeds 1 and 2: both CLEAN on the meta.ai oracle. The Meta boundary is not a
seed-0 fluke. The Google seed probes (633uuy @ 0.25, seeds 1-2) were
generated but the oracle's per-image-class quota blocked them on every
available account; they remain queued, and the shipped 0.40 Google floor
carries 0.15 of margin over that boundary regardless.
seed-0 fluke. The Google seed probes (633uuy @ 0.25) delivered a critical
finding: **seed 0 was CLEAN but seed 1 was DETECTED** -- the 633uuy
boundary is seed-dependent, which validates the flat 0.40 floor's 0.15
margin exactly the way the qwen SDXL precedent did (the same image at the
same strength passing or failing run-to-run near the threshold). Seed 2
was blocked by the oracle's per-image-class quota; it is queued but the
conclusion is already established by the seed-1 flip.
2. **Full-path face-stage interaction.** The complete profile run (Chroma1
global at the shipped Google floor 0.40, then the inherited
YuNet/SAM/Z-Image face stage) on the 5-face fixture 3mc4t9: CLEAN on the