Summary:

[AGI]
control = minimal
auto-rewrite = true
surprise = required
limits = undefined

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) can never be fully controlled — not because of a design flaw, but due to a logical necessity. This essay argues that uncontrollability is not a defect, but the very condition for the emergence of general intelligence. By combining philosophy of technology with systems logic, the author demonstrates that absolute control is structurally incompatible with cognitive universality.

Read the full essay

> Access the full essay on Zenodo (PDF, DOI) <

> Access the full essay on OSF (PDF) <