An Understandable Alternative to AI
Human-Level intelligence (HLI) emulates human thought patterns based upon concepts from linguistics and psychology. It is believed that neither the linguistics nor the psychology domains of themselves will significantly mimic the human mind. In similar fashion, attempts to mimic human biology has likewise failed to produce an emulation of the human mind, in spite of considerable taxpayer funds thrown at the problem by Darpa and other agencies.
There is powerful evidence that these two domains, when combined with a consistent meaning framework (CMF) and an endocrine-based model can do that.
Extended work in this combined field has readily demonstrated that it can indeed mimic the emotional human and his rational thought processes.
I am Thomas Visel, a creator of linguistics-based Human-Level Intelligence (HLI). The Back Story As Psybrix founder and former CTO at Neuric Technologies, my entrance to the world of linguistics-based intelligence was a 1992 conversation with Brian, my 12-year old son. Brian posed, “Dad, could you make a Mister Data?” The careful answer was, “No, … Read more
Machine intelligence is in a restart. Do you remember your first attempts at using Google? You probably entered a whole sentence and never expected a dump truck of those “search results”! You never wanted search results in the first place. You wanted answers, but were instead handed a list of educated guesses. Missed Expectations There … Read more
The failures of artificial intelligence (AI) are a remarkable disappointment to science, industry and government. In this paper, we explore both the successes and failures of AI. A machine that acts like a human has interested even the non-scientist. The discussions and dreams that began in the 1930s still continue after 80 years. The ENIAC … Read more
Welcome to linguistics-based Human-Level Intelligence (HLI). HLI is generationn-skipping replacement for today’s conventional AI (machine learning and LLMs). It is a lightweight agent-based software platform with human-like behavior and capability. Several things set HLI apart from programmed systems like machine learning or Large Language Models: As you explore this site, consider putting aside what you … Read more