Self-organisation can be viewed as a form of autopoietic cognition navigating problem spaces toward target morphologies.

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• Self-organisationconcept0.812
  Phenomenon of spontaneous long-range order emerging from local interactions; central phenomenon explained by topological constraints
• Self-Organizationconcept0.799
  Spontaneous emergence of long-range order in networks; modeled as neural and basal cognition.
• Spontaneous ordering in networks of interacting systems can be viewed as a form of self-organization, modelling neural and basal forms of cognition.claim0.782
  Claim linking physical self-organization to cognition
• Selfhood is constituted by the spatio-temporal scale and nature of goals pursued (cognitive light cone), not by permanent substance or essence.claim0.776
• Self-Organizing Systemconcept0.773
  Systems whose structure emerges from internal communication patterns rather than external design; the paper proposes consciousness as arising in such systems
• Biological self-organization is not as remarkable as one might think—and is (almost) inevitable.claim0.770
  Central claim of the paper that life-like behavior emerges necessarily from coupled dynamical systems with Markov blankets.
• Evolution and adaptation may be as inevitable as simple self-organization.claim0.763
  Speculation that descent onto a global random attractor implies evolutionary free energy minimization.
• if consciousness emerges from self-organization rather than top-down learning paradigms, how should we think about alignment?question0.763
  Open research question at intersection of consciousness research and AI safety