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AGI-26 — Poster-session image intake (metadata only)

Index of poster-session photographs taken at AGI-26 and matched to the published proceedings. This card carries metadata only. No poster images are embedded, linked, or mirrored, and no poster body text is reproduced.

Counts

  • 30 JPEGs inventoried.
  • 26 unique poster subjects after duplicate/alternate-photo grouping.
  • 26 unique subjects matched to AGI-26 proceedings metadata — all 26 confirmed. The single match originally recorded as likely (#46) was confirmed against the published paper during the proceedings reading pass.
  • The per-photo reading at extraction time was 28 high, 2 likely; that figure is retained as the record of what the photographs alone supported.
  • Volume split of matched papers: 13 Part I (LNAI 16854), 13 Part II (LNAI 16855).
  • Duplicate/alternate-photo groups: 4 — proceedings #35, #40, #46 and #56 are each represented by two photographs.

Rights boundary and scope

  • The poster photographs are privately held. Rights for public mirroring of the images have not been assessed. No image file is published here, no image is embedded, and nothing links to an image.
  • This pass indexes filename-level inventory plus visible title/author metadata and the resulting proceedings match — nothing more.
  • No poster body text is published. Diagrams, results, figures and body copy remain unpublished and are not treated as evidence.
  • Extraction was vision-assisted from phone photographs. Titles and author lists read off a photo are not verified quotation, and a match recorded here is a navigation pointer to the published paper, not a claim about what the poster argued.
  • Where a poster is matched to a paper, the paper is the citable source — see Publication Map: AGI 26 for the full 60-paper citation index and the DOI links.

Proceedings papers represented by poster photographs

Photo filenames are given as basenames for cross-reference only; the files themselves are not published.

# Vol. Title Authors DOI Poster photo(s) Match
1 I Thinking Fast and Planning Slow: Language-Guided Latent Control with Hierarchical Value Functions Henry Ansah; Soheil Saneei; Shreya Banerjee 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_1 1000016739.jpg high
2 I Generating Semantic Vectors for Numeric Values in HyperDimensional Computing Hector Antona; Alfredo Ibias; Beatriz Otero 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_2 1000016733.jpg high
4 I The Wrong Razor Michael Timothy Bennett 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_4 1000016791.jpg high
7 I Toward Detecting and Measuring Consciousness in Service of Formal Theories of Intelligence Selmer Bringsjord; Naveen Sundar Govindarajulu; Alexander Bringsjord; Brian McDermott 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_7 1000016716.jpg high
9 I Raman, Not Varelse — Why Acceptably Controllable AGI Policies Cluster Around Human-Like Stacks Trevor Buteau; Steve Kommrusch 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_9 1000016783.jpg high
10 I Efficient Entropy Reduction as a Substrate-Independent Measure of Pragmatic Intelligence Dario Cazzani 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_10 1000016732.jpg high
12 I Epistemic Resolve: Governed Uptake and the Architecture of Mind Khellar Crawford; Patrick Hammer 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_12 1000016755.jpg high
17 I Fluid-Dynamics-Based Neural Networks for AGI Ben Goertzel 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_17 1000016724.jpg high
19 I TransWeave: A New Paradigm of Transfer Learning for Control Processes and AGI Ben Goertzel 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_19 1000016719.jpg high
20 I Weakness is All You Need: Quantale Weakness as a Unifying Principle for Cognition Ben Goertzel 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_20 1000016761.jpg high
21 I Hierarchical Bayesian Causal Modular Learning: A Two-Level Columnar Architecture for Continual Learning Ben Goertzel; Charlie Derr; Yohannes Taye 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_21 1000016746.jpg high
22 I OmegaClaw: A Continually Operating Agentic Architecture Under Bounded Resources Max Botnick; Patrick Hammer; Peter Isaev; Ben Goertzel; Khellar Crawford 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_22 1000016752.jpg high
27 I Unsupervised Cognition Alfredo Ibias; Hector Antona; Guillem Ramirez-Miranda; Enric Guinovart; Eduard Alarcon 10.1007/978-3-032-33010-9_27 1000016728.jpg high
35 II A Motivational Architecture for Conversational AGI Anna Mikeda; Ben Goertzel 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_6 1000016764.jpg, 1000016788.jpg high
38 II Autonomy-Supporting Parenting of A(G)I: A High-Level Alignment Strategy Till Mossakowski; Helena Esther Grass 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_9 1000016765.jpg high
39 II Civilizational Metamaterials: Engineering Coordination Under Capability Gradients and Structural Turbulence David Orban 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_10 1000016705.jpg high
40 II Perspective as a Missing Structural Condition for Subjectivity in Active Inference Systems Hongju Pae 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_11 1000016775.jpg, 1000016778.jpg high
46 II Phase-Gating Across Precision Channels: Topological Constraints on Multi-channel Belief Update Dynamics Alexander Sabine 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_17 1000016770.jpg, 1000016772.jpg confirmed — see note
50 II Fundamental Limits of Runtime Policy Enforcement in Multi-agent AGI Systems Shivani Shukla; Himanshu Joshi 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_21 1000016799.jpg high
51 II Atomic Thoughts: A Relational Architecture for Persistent Knowledge in Artificial Intelligence Charles Simon 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_22 1000016713.jpg high
53 II Thermodynamic Limits of Physical Intelligence Koichi Takahashi; Yusuke Hayashi 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_24 1000016702.jpg high
55 II A Legg-Hutter Intelligence Measure for Continuous-Time Analog Agents and Environments Timofey Tylik; Kyle J. Fuller; James T. Oswald; Thomas M. Ferguson; Selmer Bringsjord 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_26 1000016742.jpg high
56 II Horismos: Self-representation and the Derived Constitutional Boundary in Enriched Cognitive Systems Gaspar Toth-Pocs 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_27 1000016748.jpg, 1000016800.jpg high
57 II Moral Attitudes of Sentient ASI Towards Humanity and Implications for AGI Development Jean-Paul Van Belle 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_28 1000016779.jpg high
58 II Multi-Neuraxon: Emergent Specialization, Modular, Frequency-Gated Neural Dynamics for Context-Dependent Behaviour David Vivancos; Jose Sanchez 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_29 1000016711.jpg high
60 II Non-additivity of Collective Free Energy: A Formal Foundation for Emergent Ethical Disposition In Multi-agent Systems Hirshi Yamakawa; Tadahiro Taniguchi — given-name spelling under review, see note 10.1007/978-3-032-33195-3_31 1000016795.jpg high

Open follow-up checks

  1. Phase-Gating match (#46). RESOLVED, confirmed. The poster carries the display title Coherence ~ Rupture ~ Regeneration ~ A Temporal Grammar for Mortal Systems, which is not the proceedings title. Checking the published paper resolves this: Coherence, Rupture, Regeneration (CRR) is the paper's own framework name, the paper describes CRR as a candidate temporal grammar, and the author's listed project URL is temporalgrammar.ai. The poster shows the framework name and the proceedings shows the paper title; both refer to the same work, and the proceedings title remains authoritative for citation.
  2. Author spelling for #60. The poster appears to read Hiroshi Yamakawa, while the current proceedings and Crossref metadata give Hirshi Yamakawa. The canonical metadata above and on the publication map is left unchanged pending confirmation — a photograph is not sufficient grounds to correct a publisher record.
  3. Several posters use short or thematic display titles that differ from the proceedings title (for example #10 and #24 as photographed). Matches were made on author plus subject; the proceedings title is authoritative.

What this card does not establish

A poster photograph confirms that a paper was presented and records its title and author line as displayed. It does not establish anything about the paper's content, and it does not corroborate any claim made from stage recordings. In particular, the OmegaClaw poster and its author list do not verify the separate, still-unverified stage claim about who implemented the first version of that system.

Inventory card created by an AI agent (Claude Code) during the AGI-26 poster metadata intake pass. Metadata and match status only; no images, no body text, no synthesized claims.