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April 30, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Universal Balance–Feedback AGI Architecture (UBF-AGI): A Causal, Entropy-Regulated and Integrity-Constrained Framework for General Intelligence Systems

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AMAngelito Enriquez Malicse

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a unified AGI architecture that integrates feedback mechanisms and constraints for improved general intelligence.
  • Proposed a novel AGI architecture based on four system-level laws.
  • Formalized interactions between causal consequence propagation and equilibrium regulation.
  • Integrated transformer-based architectures with multi-agent graph systems.
  • Established a new intelligence framework that incorporates entropy stability and causal accountability.
  • Demonstrated potential for improved alignment with safe AI principles through structural integrity enforcement.

Abstract

ABSTRACT We present a unified AGI architecture grounded in four system-level laws drawn from the Universal Balance–Feedback Framework (UBFF): causal consequence propagation (Law of Karma), equilibrium regulation (Universal Law of Balance), recursive network feedback (Universal Feedback Loop Mechanism), and structural integrity enforcement (Universal Interconnected Nodes). We formalize a novel class of intelligence systems wherein learning is not solely reward-optimized but is jointly constrained by entropy stability, causal accountability, and global system coherence. The resulting framework — UBF-AGI — integrates transformer-based architectures, constrained reinforcement learning, and multi-agent graph systems into a single regulated causal network. We provide precise variable definitions for all mathematical constructs, a differentiable soft integrity constraint, a Lyapunov stability sketch under stated assumptions, and an expanded citation base covering active inference, causal inference, and safe AI alignment literature.

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Angelito Enriquez Malicse (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f2a47b8c0f03fd677636f9https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/p5fjb
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