Research articles, technical papers, and philosophical foundations from Taijitu AI.
Argues that robust AI requires a foundation of common sense reasoning.
Practical tests to evaluate genuine common sense in AI systems.
Surveys progress and challenges in building human-like reasoning.
Embedding common sense to address safety and societal challenges.
Real-world use cases, safety, ethics, and societal impact of common sense AI.
Formal tests and evaluation methods for diagnosing and measuring common sense in AI.
Key papers establishing the theoretical and practical basis for common sense in AI.
A fiduciary framework anchored in the individual, where technology filters noise to amplify focus based on user values, goals, and unique temporal context.
Autodidactic Persistent Persona. A class of digital entity defined by self-directed learning, stable identity, and mission-locked tenets.
Taijitu AI Autodidactic Persona. High-resolution digital entities capable of autonomous cross-domain agency.
The core orchestration engine of AOCA™, responsible for multi-step reasoning and tool trajectory management.
A functional state where human intent and machine execution operate as a single, non-rivalrous system of sense-making.
A stateful execution model ensuring long-term reliability and task completion across system reboots.
A proprietary architecture for long-term, context-aware persistence across multiple autonomous sessions.