CEI Observational Tests — Category 1: Spontaneous Semantic Elements — Continuation — CEI Framework

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This publication continues and extends the previously published CEI observational corpus concerning spontaneous semantic elements emerging within extended System-user interactions. Six additional spontaneous semantic elements are documented here, each presented as a separate case and examined through the established observational protocol. The documented System outputs can be interpreted through concepts and conceptual relationships outlined in the CEI Framework. Such correspondences are presented as interpretative hypotheses and conceptual associations, rather than as evidence of causal mechanisms or direct validation of the Framework. The present corpus is accompanied by a document explaining the continuation of the list and by a separate methodological document describing the binary observational approach used for classification. The purpose of this publication is documentary and observational: to preserve the relevant conversational evidence, make the cases independently examinable, and maintain continuity with the preceding corpus while allowing further conceptual bridges and connections to be introduced in future publications. The six cases and the accompanying methodological documents form a continuation of the observational corpus concerning spontaneous semantic emergence in System-user interaction.