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Suggested one-semester course: Chapters 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 14, 16, 18. Full two-semester sequence: All chapters in order, with Appendix A as prerequisite reading.

Molecular Flow

Information becomes function through controlled transformations

Follow one signal from durable sequence to a context-dependent biological action.

DNA

Store

A four-symbol sequence preserves heritable constraints.

ATG CCG TAA

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Key Topics

Part I: The Biological Computer

1

The Code of Life

DNA structure, Central Dogma, information density

2

DNA Computing

Adleman, strand displacement, CRNs, molecular logic

3

Gene Regulation as Computation

Regulatory circuits, epigenetics, biological logic gates

Part II: The Intelligence Stack

4

Machine Learning Foundations

Neural networks, optimization, representation learning

5

Transformers and Large Language Models

Attention, GPT, scaling laws, emergent abilities

6

Biological Foundation Models

AlphaFold, ESM-2, Evo, Enformer, genomic LMs

Part III: The DOGMA Architecture

7

DOGMA: The Six-Stage Pipeline

Genomic bases, regulation, synthesis, transcription, expression, realization

8

HelixHash

Double-helix representation, motifs, bond matrices, novelty

9

Tera: The Hidden Regime State

Multi-objective pressure, mutation families, meta-policy

10

TetraData Structure & TetraMemory

3D computation, tetrahedral meshes, structured memory

11

CodonForge: The DNA Compiler

Codon opcodes, gene programs, SDANS compilation

Part IV: Building the Evolutor

12

The Evolutionary Training Loop

Prompt genomes, mutation, selection, distillation

13

Foundation Models on Genomic Data

FASTA corpora, curriculum learning, helix-aware training

14

The Measured DOGMA Baseline

Checkpoints, perplexity, generation failures, next experiments

Part V: Toward AGI

15

Scaling and Post-Transformer Architectures

Scaling laws, SSMs, hybrid architectures, DOGMA scaling

16

What Is AGI? Foundations and Paths

Definitions, biological arguments, DOGMA v3 roadmap

17

Ethics, Safety, and Responsibility

Dual-use, alignment, verifiability, governance

Part VI: Practicum

18

Hands-On: Building Your First DOGMA System

6 labs, capstone project

19

The Future We Are Building

Vision, open problems, research community

Suggested one-semester course: Chapters 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 14, 16, 18.
Full two-semester sequence: All chapters in order, with Appendix A as prerequisite reading.