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To establish whether progress toward artificial superintelligence can be continuously measured and compared through the structural properties of tasks before full superintelligence is achieved.

August 19, 2026Open Access

A Progressive Structural Framework for ASI: Structural Openness, AACC, and Structural Autonomy

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Theoretical analysis introduces structural metrics for artificial superintelligence, indicating that structural autonomy and cognitive compounding define parallel frontiers alongside general...

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To establish whether progress toward artificial superintelligence can be continuously measured and compared through the structural properties of tasks before full superintelligence is achieved.
Applied the Knowledge–Structure–Constraint theoretical framework to formalize task-level problem representations and structural openness.
Modeled AI-Abstraction Cognitive Compounding to describe the iterative, scalable expansion and validation of novel conceptual structures.
Delineated structural autonomy metrics to assess an artificial system's capacity to formulate, evaluate, and revise problem abstractions without critical human intervention.
Established structural openness as a task-level metric reflecting the degree to which problem representations and relational structures must be discovered during problem-solving.
Identified structural autonomy as a core differentiator between general and superintelligent systems, where superintelligence autonomously reaches or exceeds peak human capability in original structure generation.
Demonstrated that artificial general intelligence and artificial superintelligence represent two interacting, parallel capability frontiers rather than strictly sequential evolutionary stages.

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明刘 (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a85633c03308d306e2d63e4 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21960897

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August 19, 2026Open Access

A Progressive Structural Framework for ASI: Structural Openness, AACC, and Structural Autonomy

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Overview

Theoretical analysis introduces structural metrics for artificial superintelligence, indicating that structural autonomy and cognitive compounding define parallel frontiers alongside general...

Key Points

To establish whether progress toward artificial superintelligence can be continuously measured and compared through the structural properties of tasks before full superintelligence is achieved.
Applied the Knowledge–Structure–Constraint theoretical framework to formalize task-level problem representations and structural openness.
Modeled AI-Abstraction Cognitive Compounding to describe the iterative, scalable expansion and validation of novel conceptual structures.
Delineated structural autonomy metrics to assess an artificial system's capacity to formulate, evaluate, and revise problem abstractions without critical human intervention.
Established structural openness as a task-level metric reflecting the degree to which problem representations and relational structures must be discovered during problem-solving.
Identified structural autonomy as a core differentiator between general and superintelligent systems, where superintelligence autonomously reaches or exceeds peak human capability in original structure generation.
Demonstrated that artificial general intelligence and artificial superintelligence represent two interacting, parallel capability frontiers rather than strictly sequential evolutionary stages.

Cite This Study

明刘 (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a85633c03308d306e2d63e4 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21960897

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