There exists a phase transition of emergent causality in complex systems when a key parameter changes.

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• Causal emergence provides new perspectives for causal representation learning, interpreting latent variables as emergent causalities.claim0.782
  Cross-fertilization claim made in discussion.
• How does emergent causality change when the system is changed to adapt to the environment?question0.779
  Link between emergence and adaptation.
• Causal emergence is defined by the difference in the EI values between the macro-level and micro-level.quote0.772
  Core definition from §1.
• Causal emergence is widespread across measures of causation, not just EI.claim0.767
  Claim by Comolatti & Hoel (2022) endorsed by this survey.
• What starts as a latent center with potential becomes, under the fundamental process, a more developed complex center that includes a window and the space it creates.claim0.766
  Describes the transformation of latent centers.
• In response to disequilibrium either within an agent's own cognitive organization or between the agent's cognitive state and other internal dynamics, a person's current frame of mind can undergo a phase change and recalibrate to rectify the disequilibrium.concept0.761
• Causal emergence may be a previously undisclosed axis of reorganization of neural representations in RL agents.claim0.760
  Authors' interpretive assertion that the observed alignment reveals a novel organizing principle of neural representation dynamics.
• How does emergent causality have functional effects on the system?question0.757
  Question about downward causation and mind–body interaction.