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This preprint defines a phase transition in reinforcement learning, suggesting impacts on AGI-to-ASI shifts.
This preprint defines the "Sheminith Pivot" as a phase transition in reinforcement learning where entropy saturates and intrinsic reward collapses to zero, leading to vanishing gradients and stable convergence. Drawing from octave periodicity (Sheminith), we model it as a non-orientable Möbius manifold. PPO experiments (gradient norm 3.2→0.008, collapse 0.24→0.99) and Lyapunov analysis confirm robustness, suggesting a topological boundary for AGI-to-ASI shifts. Code and figures included.
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