Good Old Fashioned Artificial Intelligence

GOFAI & Axiology

Good Old Fashioned

Artificial Intelligence

Database Management Systems

Passing The Turing

A human judge engages in a natural language conversation with two other parties one a human and the other a machine;

If the judge cannot reliably tell which is which, then the machine is said to pass the test.

It is assumed that both the human and the machine try to appear human.

History of AI

John McCarthy Computer scientist Received the Turing

Award in 1971 Mathematical logic

supporting the creation of LISP The choice for AI

development

Philosophical Recognitions

Dr. Edmund Husserl’s Phenomenology Psychology Dr. Kurt Godel’s Continuum Hypothesis Dr. Robert S. Hartman’s Formal & Applied Axiology

Mathematical Recognition John Robert Hendricks

In 2000, mathematician JR Hendricks designed an inlaid hypercube called “tesseracts”.

In mathematics, a hypercube is the k-dimensional generalization of squares, cubes and tesseracts. Meaning, a number of integers ordered in such that the

sum of the numbers of each pillar, along any axis as well as the main space diagonals equal to a single number.

History of Hypercubes

Around 1000BC in china the magic square was referred to as the Lo Shu Square or as the “scroll of the River Lo”.

In the 1700’s, Benjamin Franklin constructed his famous franklin squares.

Hypercubes began in 1886 and 1878 by Rev. A.H. Frost who coined the term nasik for the type of square commonly called pandiagonal and often called perfect. Hendricks model had 13 lines or number constellations

that sum correctly.

Technical Recognitions

Ross Ihaka and Robert Gentleman at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. R (Programming Language)

Semantic dialect of Lisp; Widely used as the de-facto standard for

statistical software development.Windows, Mac OS and several Linux operating

systems.

Significant Milestones

The first software development library was achieved in 1987. The library is used by over 10,000 Clipper

developers world wide. The first paper inlaid hypercube modeling

was completed in 1998. Software construction began in July of 2000. Framework and engine completed in 2006.

Most Common Forms of AI

Computational Intelligence Fuzzy systems Neural networks Evolutionary computation

Least Common Forms of AI

can be studied can be animated within

the memory of the machine.

Synthetic Intelligence or GOFAI the machine (PC) must inertly duplicate the human

mind in such a manner that the synthetic mind

GOFAI Achievable

Failed attempts at GOFAI were attributed to lack of technical achievements Inadequate development

environment for coding Bad operating systems

GOFAI failed because of structural design

Failure of theSoftware Industry

The software development industry over its 30 year history has suffered from Increasingly high unreliability Low productivity

50% of all software development projects that begin never get deployed

The Internet is increasingly experiencing high unreliability and low productivity

Web 3.0The Semantic Web

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) promotes the evolution of the Internet.

The W3C is a non-profit organization that among other things, develops industry standards and specifications for the emerging semantic web

W3C is now completing its third year in the semantics R&D to assist in evolving a better web experience.

Surviving the Millennium

The ability to change and implement change Systems must to be declarative Changes should not necessarily require a

computer programmer

Information dissemination without structured processes No hard coded application specific routines

GOFAI vs. Modern Software Structuring

Modern software architectures are comprised of two distinct structures executable code data storage readable only by the executable.

GOFAI software architectures are comprised of three distinct structures. Resource Descriptive Frameworks (Frameworks) Executable code (Engine) Storage (SQL Databases)

GOFAIFramework Advantage

GOFAI Frameworks provide three key advantages Created in a fraction of time Cost pennies to the thousands Frameworks are editable

The ability to change and implement change

Application Program Interfaces drastically reduce development time

Full System Dynamics

The following discusses Full System Dynamics that define the GOFAI “continuum” and “psychologically model the human mind”. The continuum establishes cognition

Cognition is the information processing view of an individual psychological functions.

Axiology defines the Persistent Ontology that models the psychological property values. The persistent comes from maintaining and developing basic

categories and relationships of the state of being or existence to define types, subtypes and super-types within a framework.

Asymptotic Analysis & Asymptotic Geometry

Asymptotic analysis is a method of describing “limiting” behavior.

Asymptotic geometry is a method to quantify surfaces virtually permeated within a spatial environment.

Asymptotic Continuum

Asymptotic ExpressionGOFAI Stratum Cognition

GOFAIFull System Dynamics

Building the GOFAI engineAsymptotic Stratum String TheoryAsymptotic Geometric Differentiation Asymptotic Number Set Theory Asymptotic Persistent Unifiers

Accessorizing the GOFAI engineAPI ContainersEducating the GOFAITraining the GOFAI

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Standard String Theory

A model used for fundamental physics to make up the building blocks of one dimensional strings Strings give properties to zero-dimensional particles

With the string theory the possibility emerges that “unify” the known natural forces by describing them with the same set of equations Gravitational, electromagnetic, weak nuclear and strong

nuclear

M-String Theory

The M-String Theory supports that super string theories may be related by dualities this allows one super string to infer to another super string

theory

Asymptotic stratum strings are similar to dual string theory in that they unify strings using theoretic dualities by inferences from asymptotic influences.

Stratum String Theory

Asymptotic stratum string theory applies content from the “descriptive” “negative” “structure” “finite” “closed”

Self

Synchronized by Persistent Influences to the “declarative” “inclusive” “unstructured” “infinite” “open”

WorldRealized PotentialUnrealized Potentials

GOFAI Full System Dynamics



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Formulating the GOFAI Continuum Model

Axiology is based upon triples Systemic, Extrinsic and Intrinsic

Therefore set framework width (triples) Prepare to differentiate the surfaces using the

following Continuum formula d = dimension viewed, v = visible plains,

t = total plains dv * t

GOFAIAsymptotic Continuum

Continuum modeled is the 3rd Dimension, with 3 visible plains and 6 total view points.33 * 6 = 162 The continuum is now spatially differentiated into 162 surfaces making up 27 Qubits.

Asymptotic Tesseractic Tetracomb




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Pandiagonal Distribution of Prime Numbers

The asymptotic distribution of prime number sequencing for Tesseractic Tetracomb surfacing provides 17 number set constellations. 8 sectional, 3 horizontal and 6 vertical number set

The differentiated spatial surfaces are simple equations that produce the same modal result called Constellations.

Calculating a Hypercube

Quantum GatesCognitive Constellations

3 Constellations with modal 15 have 1,0,23 Prime Numbers


2 Constellations with modal 15 & 1 modal 20 have 1,2,25 Prime Numbers


2 Constellations with modal 15 have 1 Prime Number






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Asymptotic Persistent UnifiersRadical “Plains”

[Content][Domain]

[Exposition][Constructs]

[Catalogs]

[Containers]

[Resource]

[Retrieval]

[Presentation][Selection]

[Animation]

[Storage]

Three Horizontal Persistents and Six Vertical Persistent Plains

Stratum Cognitivity BetweenOntology Landscapings

AxiologicalValuing

The Asymptotic Continuum




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API Containers

API Containers store and retrieve information, including application specific tasks.

Containers may include API’s for labeling, editing, calculations, interfacing etc…

API Containers may be framework interchangeable.



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No Workstation Left BehindEducation is Important

The vocabulary and thesaurus are also based upon spatiotemporality influences

210,000 possible cognitive lookup words 115,000 synonyms sets with definitions 140,000 root words

Prepare GOFAI with semantic awareness to recognize and differentiate words as properties

Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, interjections and conjunctions.

Proper nouns are persons, places and things



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ExtractDescriptive Framework

Axiological Fractalization parses existing content into an axiomatized ontology distinguished by By type, subtype and super types As nouns, verbs and subject matter Disseminated into constructs, catalogs and containers.

The ontology is unique to the influences of spatiotemporality.




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