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Why AGI Technology Can Never Be Autonomous Outside of All Laws of Nature
Abstract This paper explores the fundamental impossibility of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) achieving complete autonomy outside the bounds of natural law. While AGI may simulate human-like intelligence and decision-making, its design, function, and limitations are inextricably tied to the universal principles that govern all systems in nature. This includes the laws of physics, the principle of causality, feedback mechanisms, and the universal law of balance. The argument presented affirms that even the most advanced AGI must remain a tool within nature, not above or beyond it.
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