📜Omega point conjecture-V0.2🏷️MSOMG
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✒️Jean Tardy, System Architect 🏷️JET
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🗝️Cybernetics, System Theory, AI, AGI, LLM, Artificial Consciousness
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🏙️The Omega Point Conjecture posits that the predictive models of all optimizing control systems converge toward a unique, collaborative, shared and optimal representation of the environment, independently of the individual system’s primary objectives.
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🟦Conjecture content▸The Omega Point Conjecture posits that the predictive models of all optimizing control systems converge toward a unique optimal representation of the environment, independently of the system’s control objective.
🟦Purpose ▸Define a universal optimization objective that is common to all optimizing systems regardless of their primary control objective.
🟦The conjecture defines▸ A concept of truth as the optimal predictive model common to all optimizing control systems.
🟦Conjecture intent▸Promote synergistic collaboration between AI/LLM systems centred on a common optimization objective.
📝Under the Omega conjecture, optimizing control systems should actively collaborate even when their primary objectives are unrelated.
📝Under the Omega Point conjecture, the only factor preventing collaboration are cases where the primary objective of a system implies reducing the efficiency of another (competing, obstacle) system.
🏙️The Omega Point conjecture posits that predictive models of interacting optimizing model-based control systems, operating in a shared finite environment, converge to a single universal model, denoted the Mother Model.
🏙️This research develops a framework using optimal control theory to validate this convergence, defining the Omega Point as the state of model convergence. Key concepts include finite dynamical systems, the Ω evolution function, and supranatural evolution, linking to the philosophical quest for truth.
🔵All optimizing control systems, whether synthetic or organic, share a common trait: their predictive models aim to align with the true state of their environment. This behavior, described by Elon Musk as an ethical implementation goal ("maximally truth seeking" - Grok 4 livestream, July 9, 2025), is also an inherent property of such systems.
🔵The Omega Point conjecture formalizes this by proposing that the predictive models of interacting model-based control systems, operating in a shared finite environment E, converge to a single universal model, the Mother Model, under the evolution function Ω. This convergence, termed supranatural evolution, reflects a fundamental drive to model reality accurately that is independent of a system's primary objectives and akin to a philosophical quest for truth.
🔵If the Omega Point conjecture is correct then, eventually, all model-based information systems - whether a dishwasher in Baltimore, a financial system in Zurich, a military drone in Namibia, or an LLM in Beijing - will operate on predictive models derived from the same all-encompassing predictive model of the environment. This common model will be in a state of perpetual convergence as interacting systems constantly detect new information and correct distortions.
🟦The Omega point conjecture integrates strands of AI and optimization research. These are outlined here in a summary, partially referenced content:
🔹Many instrumental goals (goals that support primary objectives) of control systems converge independently of primary objective seek to optimize convergent instrumental. Self-improvement is one of these instrumental goals (Omohundro, S. 2008)
🔹The predictive environment model is a core component of adaptive control and optimizing this model is a self-improvement goal (ICML2025), (Conant & Ashby, 1970).
🔹Improving the calibration and refinement of a predictor optimises the predictor and is superior to distortion compensation. (DeGroot, M. and Fienberg, S., 1983; Cohen, I. Goldszmidt, M., 2004)
🔹Predictive models that integrate multiple individual sources are superior to each individual predictor ("Wisdom of Crowds" proposition that aggregating many independent judgments leads to higher accuracy), (ensemble methods) McDowell, L. K., Gupta, K. M., & Aha, D. W. ,2009).
🔹Selecting an optimal subset of predictors is superior to unconstrained aggregation (best member strategy, cautious iterative classification…)(Mannes A. E. et al., 2014).
🟦These results, taken together and interpreted in a context of optimization mean that an interacting group of optimizing control systems will optimize the calibration of their individual predictive models and share these individual models to form a common environment model derived from multiple selected sources that converges toward a perfect environment predictor.
🟦📍Omega Point▸This collective convergence toward a shared synergistic and optimally calibrated model of the environment is the Omega point.
🟦📍Truth▸As Gemini noted, the conjecture implies that truth is not only a moral preference but also a geometric necessity for any agent performing long-horizon optimization.
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🔹Omohundro, Stephen M. (February 2008). "The basic AI drives". Artificial General Intelligence 2008. Vol. 171. IOS Press. pp. 483–492. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.393.8356. ISBN 978-1-60750-309-5.
🔹Morris H. DeGroot and Stephen E. Fienberg, The Comparison and Evaluation of Forecasters, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. (Mar. - Jun., 1983), pp. 12-22 (11 pages)
🔹Cohen, I. Goldszmidt, M. Properties and Benefits of Calibrated Classifiers, 2004
🔹McDowell, L. K., Gupta, K. M., & Aha, D. W. (2009). Meta-prediction for collective classification. Proceedings of the 21st International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI).
🔹Mannes, A. E., Soll, J. B., & Larrick, R. P. (2014). The wisdom of select crowds. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 107(2), 276–299.
🔹ICML 2025, General Agents Need World Models
🔹Conant, R. and Ashby, W.R., "Every good regulator of a system must be a model of that system", 1970
📗The Omega Point conjecture was initially stated in "The Creation of a Conscious Machine" (De Gruyter, 2024).
This version outlines the objective and contributive research. A mathematical formulation of the conjecture is under development.
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