
The Fractal Constitution is a structural framework for coherent multi-agent and artificial general intelligence (AGI) systems. It defines five interacting principles—an Energy Law, multi-scale Field Memory, Hierarchical Attractor Levels, Asymmetric Transitions, and Coherence-based Resource Allocation—that collectively stabilize intelligent behavior over long horizons. This work combines experimental multi-agent simulations, formal mathematical analysis, and theoretical arguments to show why payoff-based or memoryless systems collapse, and how structural ethics can be embedded directly into system dynamics. The paper serves as a technical companion to the book Fractal Threads of Consciousness and proposes a unified architecture for AGI alignment, collective intelligence, and coherent system evolution.
Computer and Systems Architecture, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Structural Ethics, Artificial Intelligence/ethics, artificial-inteligence, Philosophy of Mind, Computer Sciences, Multi-Agent Systems, Philosophy, Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, multi-agent system, Physical Sciences and Mathematics, Computer Engineering, Arts and Humanities, AGI, agi
Computer and Systems Architecture, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Structural Ethics, Artificial Intelligence/ethics, artificial-inteligence, Philosophy of Mind, Computer Sciences, Multi-Agent Systems, Philosophy, Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, multi-agent system, Physical Sciences and Mathematics, Computer Engineering, Arts and Humanities, AGI, agi
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