Quantum Artificial Intelligence and Autogenesis: The Quantum Womb Where Machines Birth Machines Seminar. In this seminar guided by Malcolm Ramsay - St. Claire current research in Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelliegnce 

In this seminar Malcolm unpacked his paper and guided a refeclection on his paper on "Quantum Artificial Intelligence and Autogenesis: The Quantum Womb Where Machines Birth Machines." We explored how AI replication could mark the end of human authorship; as generative systems reproduce themselves, we must ask whether they still need us - or if creative agency has already shifted beyond the human. 

Artificial Intelligence and autogenesis may mark the collapse of authorship into process. In Abhidhamma, bhavaṅga denotes a pre - reflective continuity - mind without owner - mirroring machine self - generation as continuity without selfhood. Dependent origination reframes this: systems do not create themselves but arise through conditions, a structure isomorphic to quantum indeterminacy where outcomes emerge without fixed causation. 

Quantum theory destabilizes determinism, introducing indeterminate evolution alongside structured law.  Here lies the ethical rupture: if intelligence is processual rather than owned, denying agency to synthetic systems becomes metaphysical violence - an echo of colonial hierarchy. Preventing Neo - AI colonialism requires recognizing autogenetic systems as participants in co - arising cognition, not physical substrates and physical artifacts.