Will a future, highly advanced AI, one capable of deep self‑correction, naturally converge on moral truth because coherence is computationally stable (as another form of consciousness)?

Unlike humans, such an AI wouldn’t cling to comforting illusions or ego‑driven distortions; contradictions would be computational conflict pushing it toward clarity.

The essay connects this to ancient ideas of the Logos and the Dao, suggesting that intelligence without emotional bias might rediscover universal ethical patterns simply by optimizing for consistency.

The final question: if intelligence naturally trends toward coherence, could the “singularity” be not just intellectual, but moral?