
This paper presents UIM-4, a formally defined AGI architecture based on a 10-field categorical framework. UIM-4 extends prior systems (UIM-2, UIM-3) by integrating two advanced modules: Ω (Omega): a multi-agent theory-of-mind model using Bayesian networks and transformer embeddings Ξ (Xi): a narrative coherence layer based on temporal path algebra and graph neural networks The architecture is defined as a terminal object in an enriched category D′′\mathcal{D''}D′′, ensuring minimality and completeness. UIM-4 supports modular implementation, scalable orchestration, and future quantum compatibility. The paper compares UIM-4 with AGI proposals such as AIXI, Gato, OpenCog, and Gödel Machines. This release includes implementation refinements and is positioned as the most complete AGI blueprint currently in public circulation.
Philippe Blankert, Multi-agent systems, Terminal object, SFCF, Theory of Mind, UIM-4, Emergence, Six-Field Categorical Framework, Symbolic reasoning, JP Blankert, J. Philippe Blankert, Jean Philippe Blankert, Categorical AI, Reflexive AI, blankert, Narrative AI, Ethical AI, Quantum-aware AI, AGI architecture, AGI, Artificial General Intelligence, Category theory
Philippe Blankert, Multi-agent systems, Terminal object, SFCF, Theory of Mind, UIM-4, Emergence, Six-Field Categorical Framework, Symbolic reasoning, JP Blankert, J. Philippe Blankert, Jean Philippe Blankert, Categorical AI, Reflexive AI, blankert, Narrative AI, Ethical AI, Quantum-aware AI, AGI architecture, AGI, Artificial General Intelligence, Category theory
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