The Path to Artificial General Intelligence Through the Concept of a Digital Organism

Abstract excerpt

In the search for approaches to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), I began to see an analogy with living organisms. In biology, DNA is not a static archive but an instruction to assemble a human being, a biochemical recipe executed molecule by molecule. Viruses need even less: only RNA or DNA, which on their own are not alive but 'come to life' when they enter a cell and access resources. By extension, AGI can...

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• Adaptation, Physiological
• Algorithms
• Biological Evolution
• Environment
• Evolution, Molecular
• Genetic Speciation
• Models, Biological
• Mutation

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Literature Corpus work

20142a5e-78b4-5844-9454-4ef935bc3bcf

DOI

10.20944/preprints202509.1612.v1