idhorizonton
Idhorizonton is a neologism used primarily in speculative philosophy, cognitive science, and discussions of artificial intelligence to denote a conceptual boundary between an observer's internal state and the external horizon of perception. The term is not part of established technical vocabularies, but has been used in essays and theory papers to frame questions about subjectivity, model-world alignment, and perceptual limits.
Origin and sense: The word appears as a portmanteau-like coinage blending notions of the self with horizon
Conceptual role: In theory, idhorizonton serves as a marker for the boundary where internal representations cease
Applications: In AI and cognitive science, the concept helps analyze model drift, uncertainty, and interpretability. It
See also: horizon, boundary, epistemology, interpretability.