Formal framework analyzes agency and self-awareness in architecture for autonomous AI development, suggesting implications for AGI alignment.
This document serves as the theoretical bridge between the foundational axioms of Phase State Geometry (PSG) Books I-IV and the practical implementation of stable, self-modeling Artificial General Intelligence. It formalizes the 4th-Order Recursive Architecture required to transition from simple data representation to autonomous self-simulation. Central to this framework is the Refinement Lagrangian, a variational principle that unifies agency and self-awareness by demonstrating that intelligence naturally acts to minimize 'structural tension' across internal and external models. By applying this principle, the paper provides a mathematical blueprint for achieving Refinement-Stable Attractors, defining the 'Self' as a fixed-point invariant within a joint-stable manifold and offering a rigorous, geometric path toward AGI alignment.
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