Transformative solutions organized by field.
I. The Binding Problem asks how our minds combine separate aspects of perception—like color, shape, and sound—into a single, unified experience. When we look at a red ball rolling across the floor, we don’t simply see color in one place, shape in another, and motion somewhere else. Instead, we experience one vivid scene. This has…
By reframing spacetime and quanta as context-dependent constructs, the paradoxes of quantum gravity dissolve, offering a fresh, practical approach to fundamental physics.
Wisdom reframes perception by dissolving illusions of permanence, solidity, and persistence, revealing the kaleidoscopic, interdependent nature of reality.
AWE systems complement AGI, grounding its potential in wisdom and ethics. Together, they create a future where intelligence serves human connection and flourishing.
Explore how the Trolley Problem dissolves with AWE principles, reframing ethics as relational and interdependent, not binary, to address real-world complexity.
Reframe the P vs. NP Problem using AWE principles. Explore how interdependence in computation dissolves rigid constructs of complexity, efficiency, and problem-solving.
Explore how the AI Sentience Problem dissolves through interdependence, reframing sentience as a relational process instead of a computational property.
AWE systems grounded in Deep Wisdom tackle AI’s Common Sense Problem with dynamic, relational reasoning, enabling context-sensitive adaptability and socio-emotional insights for real-world applications
The AI Explainability Problem challenges us to make complex AI systems understandable to humans. At first glance, it seems straightforward: we just want to know why a system made a particular decision. But when we dig deeper, we realize this problem is rooted in mistaken assumptions about cognition, both human and artificial. It’s not just…
I.The Symbol Grounding Problem questions how abstract symbols gain real meaning. We rely on language, codes, and signs, but how do those symbols connect with actual experience? Without a direct link, words risk floating as mere placeholders, empty of substance. This challenge extends to artificial intelligence and daily human communication alike. When we say “chair,”…