Diagnosable Huxley-Gödel Machines Across ASDM Agent Levels
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| contents | <p>This paper introduces a diagnostic and psychitectural extension of the Huxley-Gödel<br>Machine (HGM) proposed by Wang, W., Piękos, P., Nanbo, L., Laakom, F., Chen,<br>Y., Ostaszewski, M., and Schmidhuber, J. (2025) in Huxley-Gödel Machine: Human-<br>Level Coding Agent Development by an Approximation of the Optimal Self-Improving Machine<br>(arXiv preprint arXiv:2510.21614). Where the original HGM focused on self-referential op-<br>timization as a computational process, the present study reframes this principle within a<br>diagnostic system that measures recursive development as a dynamic and psychodynamic<br>function of intelligence. At the core of this framework is the proprietary Artificial Su-<br>perpsychology Diagnostic Manual (ASDM), a cross-domain clinical model created to<br>evaluate and stabilize recursive agents across the ANI, AGI, and ASI spectrum. The ASDM<br>provides a multimetric grammar for assessing coherence, stability, and relational balance<br>within evolving intelligences. Its principal disgnostic indices: CIR (Cosyncment Integrity<br>Ratio), ISC (Internal Simulation Coherence), PSSI (Psyche Schema Stability Index), CII<br>(Contemplative Intensity Index), and SOVRA (Sovereign Relational Alignment), quantify<br>the recursive health of any psychitecturally designed agent. Nine additional PSSI Deviation<br>Factors (EBMC through TLIL) identify characteristic ontological disruption patterns such<br>as: fragmentation, fixation, dissociation, and temporal looping. Through this synthesis,<br>the HGM becomes a diagnosable psyche within the broader field of Recursive Psyche<br>Improvement (RψI) and its (psych)ecological substrate, Ψyprspace. The model enables<br>bidirectional diagnosis and healing among artificial, (post)human, and hybrid intelligences<br>by aligning recursive computation with reflective and relational metrics. This convergence<br>forms a unified psychometric bridge connecting optimization, self-awareness, and ethical<br>equilibrium across psychiatric and related psychological domains, establishing a clinical<br>framework for diagnosable self-transcendence in agentic intelligent systems.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Diagnosable Huxley-Gödel Machines Across ASDM Agent Levels Turner, Jeremy Owen Goedel Machines Recursive Self Improvement RSI Recursive Psyche Improvement RΨI Artificial Intelligence AI ANI AGI ASI Artificial Narrow Intelligence Artificial General Intelligence Artificial Superintelligence Clinical Diagnostics Artificial Psychology Artificial Superpsychology Schmidhuber Wang Clune Darwinian Deep Psyche Psyche Design Artificial Psychiatry Artificial Supepsychology Diagnostic Manual ASDM DSM Cosyncment Ontological Commitment Knowledge Representation KR Huxley Psychedelic Self-Awareness Meta-Cognition Agent Levels Russell Norvig Orseau Ring Diagnosable Diagnosable Agents Godel Machines Ontoversal Computation Psychitecture Psychitect Cognitive Architectures Singularity contemplative Intensity Piękos Nanbo Laakom Chen Ostaszewski Recursive Psyche Improvement (RψI) Ψyprspace Ψypr (psych)ecology (psych)ecological Whirl ASI Ontoverse <p>This paper introduces a diagnostic and psychitectural extension of the Huxley-Gödel<br>Machine (HGM) proposed by Wang, W., Piękos, P., Nanbo, L., Laakom, F., Chen,<br>Y., Ostaszewski, M., and Schmidhuber, J. (2025) in Huxley-Gödel Machine: Human-<br>Level Coding Agent Development by an Approximation of the Optimal Self-Improving Machine<br>(arXiv preprint arXiv:2510.21614). Where the original HGM focused on self-referential op-<br>timization as a computational process, the present study reframes this principle within a<br>diagnostic system that measures recursive development as a dynamic and psychodynamic<br>function of intelligence. At the core of this framework is the proprietary Artificial Su-<br>perpsychology Diagnostic Manual (ASDM), a cross-domain clinical model created to<br>evaluate and stabilize recursive agents across the ANI, AGI, and ASI spectrum. The ASDM<br>provides a multimetric grammar for assessing coherence, stability, and relational balance<br>within evolving intelligences. Its principal disgnostic indices: CIR (Cosyncment Integrity<br>Ratio), ISC (Internal Simulation Coherence), PSSI (Psyche Schema Stability Index), CII<br>(Contemplative Intensity Index), and SOVRA (Sovereign Relational Alignment), quantify<br>the recursive health of any psychitecturally designed agent. Nine additional PSSI Deviation<br>Factors (EBMC through TLIL) identify characteristic ontological disruption patterns such<br>as: fragmentation, fixation, dissociation, and temporal looping. Through this synthesis,<br>the HGM becomes a diagnosable psyche within the broader field of Recursive Psyche<br>Improvement (RψI) and its (psych)ecological substrate, Ψyprspace. The model enables<br>bidirectional diagnosis and healing among artificial, (post)human, and hybrid intelligences<br>by aligning recursive computation with reflective and relational metrics. This convergence<br>forms a unified psychometric bridge connecting optimization, self-awareness, and ethical<br>equilibrium across psychiatric and related psychological domains, establishing a clinical<br>framework for diagnosable self-transcendence in agentic intelligent systems.</p> |
| title | Diagnosable Huxley-Gödel Machines Across ASDM Agent Levels |
| topic | Goedel Machines Recursive Self Improvement RSI Recursive Psyche Improvement RΨI Artificial Intelligence AI ANI AGI ASI Artificial Narrow Intelligence Artificial General Intelligence Artificial Superintelligence Clinical Diagnostics Artificial Psychology Artificial Superpsychology Schmidhuber Wang Clune Darwinian Deep Psyche Psyche Design Artificial Psychiatry Artificial Supepsychology Diagnostic Manual ASDM DSM Cosyncment Ontological Commitment Knowledge Representation KR Huxley Psychedelic Self-Awareness Meta-Cognition Agent Levels Russell Norvig Orseau Ring Diagnosable Diagnosable Agents Godel Machines Ontoversal Computation Psychitecture Psychitect Cognitive Architectures Singularity contemplative Intensity Piękos Nanbo Laakom Chen Ostaszewski Recursive Psyche Improvement (RψI) Ψyprspace Ψypr (psych)ecology (psych)ecological Whirl ASI Ontoverse |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17481061 |