Supersociety Architecture and Collective Intelligence

The text analyzes the transition from individual cognition to Supersociety structures, introducing a distinction between phenomenal and functional subjectivity. The author discusses the concept of the Multi-Substrate Person and the emergence of agentic institutions that, through AI, transform passive bureaucracy into an active cognitive system. A key issue is the risk of institutional cognitive hypertrophy and drastic information asymmetry between the system and the citizen. In response, the introduction of 'constitutional collective intelligence' is proposed—legal and ethical frameworks intended to prevent technological authoritarianism. The goal is to create a hybrid collective intelligence that increases social efficiency without destroying individual autonomy, pluralism, or fundamental civil rights in a world of integrated AI systems.