The peculiarity of the monograph is connected with the possibility of forming self-organized information structures in intelligent and non-crystalline materials, information and communication systems, and artificial intelligence. Self-organized information structures have unique information characteristics and access without dissipative functioning through fractality. Fractality provides an opportunity to create new intelligent environments and innovative information processing and transmission systems. The feasibility of implementing fractal information and intelligence through self-organization processes in systems of various natures is shown. The considered approach shows the vision and perception of self-organized fractal architectures as systems of "simple algorithms" that can create all the uniqueness and completeness of nature. The book may be useful and interesting for specialists in the field of researching self-organized structures and fractality, their involvement in solving educational, environmental, business, and other problems, contributing to the formation of new areas for research. It is also suitable for non-specialized readers seeking to expand their worldview.