Technology
Human Artificial Learning (HAL)
To accomplish the extraordinary capabilities and features of MOM requires an entire new form of artificial intelligence that more closely mirrors the intelligence and capabilities produced by the human brain. Human Artificial Learning (HAL), or learning like a human, is a system that duplicates the brain’s algorithm and recreates elements of human behavior to direct a continuous stream of learning. It turns out that the true nature of human intelligence rests in our ability to learn and adapt to an everchanging environment. To achieve human-level artificial intelligence is centered around a single skillset, the human ability to learn. HAL is a combination three different technologies: Data Teleportation, Neuro-Symbolic Intelligence, and Humanized AITM. When woven together they form a brand-new type of artificial intelligence with the human capability for learning.
Data Teleportation
Data Teleportation is the theoretical instant transfer of information between two devices that are entangled. Resent research into the human intelligence process has shown that the brain is a quantum process that uses teleportation to optimize dataflow. The brain uses neurons, not quantum particles, to form an artificial entanglement to translate the enormous amount of sensory data into intelligence.
Neuro-Symbolic Intelligence
Neuro-Symbol Intelligence is a memory and general processing framework for storing, searching, and matching human experience. Neuro-Symbolic Intelligence represents raw sensory data as a combination of neurological states and symbolic images. Symbols and images provide a means to generalized knowledge allowing entire concepts to be understood with a minimum set of memory encodings. Emotions serve to modulate the data allowing for different interpretations of the same data and allows data to be prioritized.
Humanized AI
Humanized AI is the final technology needed to implement human-level artificial intelligence introducing human elements into the decision-making and learning process. Humans make decisions and learn very differently than current artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence is about mathematics and probability assessment. While this is great for mimicking known repetitive tasks, it lacks the ability to continuously learn and adapt to new situations.