The SAI Computing System Based on the Theory of "The Universe's Systematic Error"
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) July 2, 2026 Oleg Mitin
A computational tool distinguishes conscious from non-conscious systems by analyzing time-series data. Rather than using a single measure, it checks five independent conditions, or a "coupling," each computed as an information measure. The tool avoids the computational intractability of exhaustive partition search by determining partitions through the system's environment, not brute force. On synthetic tests, it correctly identifies a system's built-in structure, distinguishes between a conscious bearer, an imitator, and a proto-agent, and rejects false indicators. The framework is a structural discriminator, not a proof of experience or a scale of consciousness levels.