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The aim is to interpret free will, morality, and artificial intelligence through the Theory of Axiomatic Necessity.

May 16, 2026Open Access

N₀, N₁, and the Structural Origin of Freedom, Evil, Religion, and Artificial Intelligence

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This theoretical framework analyzes free will and morality in relation to religion and AI, suggesting profound implications.

The aim is to interpret free will, morality, and artificial intelligence through the Theory of Axiomatic Necessity.
Utilizes a structural framework to analyze concepts like free will and morality.
Reframes good and evil through coherent versus destructive trajectories.
Examines historical institutions for preserving continuity.
Identifies a fundamental multiplicity of trajectories within realizable systems.
Argues that human consciousness can redefine state spaces, unlike AI.
Interprets suffering as a consequence of selection and incomplete closure.

Claudio Bresciano (2026) studied this question.

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