Posts by kungfufk

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Muhammed Shafin P

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Posts by kungfufk

kungfufk in Articles 7 min read
Status: SAMPLE / ILLUSTRATIVE ARCHITECTURE SKETCH — HYPOTHESIS ONLY, NOT BUILT, NOT TRAINED, NOT VALIDATED 0. What This Document Is This is a sample drawing of one way the Observer / Engine / Injector split from the VI document could sit on top o...
kungfufk in Articles 8 min read
@kungfufk Status: SAMPLE / ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPTUAL SKETCH — NOT AN IMPLEMENTED SYSTEM, NOT EMPIRICALLY VALIDATED 0. What This Document Is and Isn't This is a sample drawing of an idea — a conceptual proto-specification, not a blueprint that has ...
kungfufk in Articles 5 min read
@kungfufk Common Sense =personal Judgments + .......... etc > STATUS: SAMPLE / ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL — NOT EMPIRICALLY VALIDATED > This extends the wave/energy series to a new domain: person-to-person variation in "common sense," how overlapping rule-...
kungfufk in Articles 8 min read
@kungfufk > STATUS: SAMPLE / ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL — NOT EMPIRICALLY VALIDATED > This extends the wave/energy model and the bounded-rationality piece by re-expressing the same math in computing/cybersecurity vocabulary. It still predicts behavior, not...
kungfufk in Articles 4 min read
@kungfufk > STATUS: SAMPLE / ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL — NOT EMPIRICALLY VALIDATED > This model does not predict truth, belief, or what is correct. It predicts behavior — latency, hesitation, stability, degradation — following the reframing that this only ...
kungfufk in Articles 3 min read
@kungfufk > STATUS: SAMPLE / ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL — NOT EMPIRICALLY VALIDATED > This is a worked extension of the Computational Cognitive Mechanics framework, built the same way the original was: by borrowing wave and energy mathematics from physics ...
kungfufk in Articles 8 min read
@kungfufk Since the dawn of computing, we have built Artificial Intelligence on a flawed premise: perfect rationality. We brute-force algorithms to find the optimal solution, assuming infinite time and infinite capacity. But humans don't work like ...
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