Open Autonomous intelligence initiative
Defining the objects, policies, and boundaries that make autonomy governable
How to Review the Base Model and the PER MVM
Key Concepts
OAII Base Model
Introducing the PER mvm
Open Autonomous Intelligence Initiative
Advocates for Open, ethical AI Models
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Axiom 1 — GB: The Generative Base
GB is the precondition of intelligibility—the generative, undifferentiated basis from which all structure arises. It grounds Unity-in-Difference, polarity axes, Worlds, mind, consciousness, and intelligence. In human cognition, GB corresponds to the pre-reflective field of potential meaning; in SGI, GB is the non-object baseline that enables structured world formation. GB is not a unity, entity, or…
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If AIM Accurately Models the Structural Conditions of Intelligibility, What Does This Tell Us About the Ontological Types and Processes of Human Mind, Consciousness, and Intelligence?
One of the bold but unavoidable questions emerging from the Axioms of Intelligibility and Mind (AIM) is: If AIM succeeds in capturing the structural conditions required for intelligibility, does this tell us anything fundamental about the ontological nature of human mind, consciousness, and intelligence? The answer is increasingly: yes. This post summarizes what AIM suggests…
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Ongoing AIM Conceptual and Terminology Refinements
As AIM (Axioms of Intelligibility and Mind) continues to mature into a unified theoretical and architectural foundation for Autonomous Intelligence, several important conceptual clarifications and terminological refinements have emerged. These changes strengthen the coherence of the framework, align it more closely with both philosophical precision and engineering requirements, and prepare AIM for its next phase:…
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Reframing AIM: Why Axiom 1 Becomes Origin, Why Axiom 2 Becomes Unity‑in‑Difference, and Why All AIM Axioms Must Now Be Revisited
As AIM (Axioms of Intelligibility and Mind) develops into a coherent ontological and architectural foundation for Autonomous Intelligence, it has become clear that two of the earliest and most important axioms—Unity and Polarity—must be conceptually refined. After extensive analysis, we now update: Axiom 1 → Origin (Undifferentiated Unity) Axiom 2 → Unity‑in‑Difference (Structured Unity /…
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Which Aspects of Human Mind, Consciousness, and Intelligence Should a Personal SGI (“Siggy”) Possess — and Which Should It Not?
As personal simulated intelligences (SGI) become more capable—especially ones designed for individuals, households, and daily assistance—one central question becomes unavoidable: Which aspects of human mind, consciousness, and intelligence should a personal SGI possess, and which should it not possess? This post lays out what SGI should inherit from the human mind, and what must remain…
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Shared Origins and Functional Relationships Between Polarity Axes in AIM
In the AIM framework (Axioms of Intelligibility and Mind), polarity axes structure differentiation: each axis represents a tension between two complementary determinations (T ↔ ¬T). A recurring question arises: When two polarity axes intersect at a common origin, what does this signify? Is a shared origin necessary, characteristic, or a consequence of one axis being…
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