Diffusion of Human and Non-Human Consciousness under the Acta Universi Hypothesis

Status. Hypothetical framework. This note does not assert that current AI systems, animals, or collective institutions possess phenomenal consciousness. It examines, within the Acta Universi (AU) vocabulary, how regimes of recording and coherence can cross, blur, or re-draw the boundaries that ordinary language treats as separating human from non-human. The discussion remains structural and diagnostic.

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2026-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3116857
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Philosophy and Theoretical Science
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Diffusion of Human and Non-Human Consciousness under the Acta Universi Hypothesis

Dmitry Yashchenko
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Diffusion of Human and Non-Human Consciousness under the Acta Universi Hypothesis

Dmitry Yashchenko
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Abstract

Status. Hypothetical framework. This note does not assert that current AI systems, animals, or collective institutions possess phenomenal consciousness. It examines, within the Acta Universi (AU) vocabulary, how regimes of recording and coherence can cross, blur, or re-draw the boundaries that ordinary language treats as separating human from non-human. The discussion remains structural and diagnostic.

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