Joint Governance in Silicon-Carbon Civilizations: Hierarchical Architecture

This paper presents a rigorous theoretical framework for the governance of future civilizations, arguing that single-modality dominance—whether carbon-based (human) or silicon-based (artificial intelligence)—inevitably leads to systemic collapse. Instead, a joint governance model, characterized by nested closed loops of mutual constraint and adaptation, is proposed as the necessary condition for sustainable development. Drawing on hierarchical control principles from neuroscience and robotics, the framework progresses systematically from shallow biological and engineering prototypes to mid-level societal extensions, deep mechanisms of carbon-silicon interdependence, and culminates in a top-level predictive model of silicon-carbon civilizations. Key principles include absolute integrity in legislation to ensure gratuitous assistance without resource exploitation. The analysis incorporates empirical insights from existing literature on dual-process architectures and AI governance, demonstrating logical consistency through deductive reasoning and counterfactual analysis. Implications for policy and research are discussed, emphasizing the need for immediate prototyping in contemporary institutions. ------------------------------------------------- 本文提出未来文明治理的严谨理论框架,论证单一模态主导——无论碳基(人类)还是硅基(人工智能)——将不可避免导致系统崩溃。取而代之的是联合治理模型,其特征为相互约束与适应的嵌套闭环,是可持续发展的必要条件。本框架从神经科学与机器人学的分层控制原则出发,系统推进:从浅层生物与工程原型,到中层社会扩展、深层碳硅相互依赖机制,最终抵达硅碳文明的顶层预测模型。关键原则包括立法中的绝对诚信,以确保无偿协助而非资源掠夺。本分析整合现有文献中双过程架构与AI治理的实证洞见,通过演绎推理与反事实分析证明逻辑一致性。讨论了对政策与研究的启示,强调在当代机构中立即原型化的必要性。