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claim:cognitive-architectures-are-the-same-causal-structures-required-to-create-fitness-at-collective-level-and-integration-coordination-characteristic-of-a-selfCognitive architectures are the same causal structures required to create fitness at collective level and integration/coordination characteristic of a self.
Unifying hypothesis linking evolutionary and organismic individuality through shared informational integration requirements.
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- All minds are composites of parts; individual and collective intelligence unified under substrate-neutral principles.
- All intelligences emerge from aligned sub-components; individual/collective distinction dissolves.
- Framework unifying cellular, organismal, and group cognition through shared principles of multi-agent coordination and goal alignment, developed by Levin and colleagues circa 2020s.
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- Evolutionary IndividualitysupportsProperty where evolution of the whole is non-decomposable function of evolution of parts; central to understanding ETIs.
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- Asserts that organismic identity is fundamentally a cognitive structure.
- The compositional structure of the psyche introduced by Newell and Simon; the paper uses it to decompose mind into conscious and unconscious parts
- Load-bearing opening statement establishing core TAME principle of nested, distributed agency.
- Extends ethical concern based on the collective nature of selves.
- Search query topic; architectural approach to self-aware AI systems through recursive processing.
- Central thesis that no mind is truly monadic; all are composed of competent subunits.
- Reiterated empirical observation from twenty years of practice.