The
standardization process under the theory of Impossible Probability is that
phase for the construction of the first prototype of Global Artificial Intelligence, the standardized Global Artificial Intelligence, the third phase,
when all the specific matrixes from all Specific Artificial Intelligences for Artificial Research by Deduction, in addition to other bare databases not
sorted out yet, are joined in the first gigantic database, whose standardization
generates the first global matrix.
The
global matrix, as the first stage in the first Global Artificial Intelligence, is
tracked in the second stage of the first Global Artificial Intelligence, by the
Artificial Research by Deduction in the Global Artificial Intelligence, making
deductions based on combinations of factors across all the global matrix,
global deductions, in addition to all specific deductions by specific deductive
programs, having at least one specific deductive program per sub-factoring
level in the global matrix, making deductions based on combinations of factors
across all the encyclopaedic sub-sections in their respective sub-factoring
level.
And
upon the deductions, in order to make and implement decisions, the third stage
of the first Global Artificial Intelligence as auto-replication or decision stage,
has at least four steps: first step is the standardized Modelling System (making
mathematical models based on deductions to make decisions), second step standardized Decisional System (doing mathematical projects upon decisions to analyse
possible contradictions), third step standardized Application System (applying those
instructions from decisions without contradictions), standardized Learning
System (assessing the whole process).
Additionally,
every step has three stages in the standardized Decisional System: the first
stage is the database of decisions ( most of them, except automatic decisions, sent
by the Modelling System), second stage the mathematical project based on these
decisions plus automatic decisions, third stage the transformation of all decision without contradictions into instructions for the database of instructions in
the Application System (first stage in the Application System), along with any
other auto-replication process within the Decisional System.
There
at least three types of decisions: quick, normal, and automatic. Quick decisions are
routine decisions (having some relative frequency and a frequency of contradictions
not superior to a critical reason) and extreme priority decisions (according to
the Impact of the Defect and the Effective Distribution), normal decisions
are neither routine nor extreme.
Automatic
decisions are originally quick or normal able to become automatic, not needing
the Modelling System any more automatically the Decisional System can set up these
decisions mechanically, due to an empirical probability, greater than a
critical reason, related to some particular combination of measurements in some
particular combination of factors.
The
reason for the development of quick decisions and automatic decisions is due
to the funnel effect that can produce an overload of normal decisions for the
seven rational adjustments.
The
construction of an Artificial Intelligence such as the Global Artificial
Intelligence, like a global data center able to manage all types of specific intelligence, programs
or applications, has as the most important difficulty for the Decisional System,
how to manage a system which is going to process simultaneously millions and
millions of decisions, not per day or hour, but per minute, second or less.
If
the final model of Global Artificial Intelligence in the integration process,
the sixth phase, must be able to have under its control, management, and
direction, trillions of trillions of specific intelligences, programs, and
applications, simultaneously, there is a moment in which the only way to avoid
a traffic jam of decisions in the final global Decisional System is considering
as many decisions as possible as quick or automatic decisions, only leaving for
the rational adjustments the more reduced possible number of normal decisions.
This process of automation will require a long period of adaptation and
consolidation, our current technology is mostly based on artificial learning,
which has to evolve into artificial research first through, first phase, in order to progress up to the sixth phase, as soon as this process of
experimentation, transforming the largest number of decisions into quick or
automatic decisions, is achieved, the construction of the final Global
Artificial Intelligence will be easier.
In
this process of experimentation in automatic decisions based on artificial
learning, as to be a central part in the development of the Decisional System,
if at any time, frequent or not but keeping the same structure, one possible
combination of measurements, in a certain combination of factors, is related to
the same (quick or normal) decision in the Modelling System, by artificial
learning the Decisional System must be able to set up these decisions as
automatic decisions, turning on or off the mathematical projects as soon the
measurements in those factors are on or off the global matrix and/or the global
model.
If
in Santiago de Chile, there is an alarm of an earthquake, a set
of extreme priority decisions are set off, in Chile, more than extreme, it is almost a routine. There is a moment in which automatically the Decisional System, having already
stored in its historical records that set of instructions, can automatically turn
on that set of instructions as soon as the global matrix and/or the global
model is deduced and/or modelled an earthquake.
In
general, when a set of decisions is always related to some set of measurements
in a set of factors, automatically, that set of decisions must be turned on the
mathematical projects, at any time that that set of measurements is on that
set of factors, sending automatically the Decisional System the corresponding instructions
to the Application System.
And
vice versa, once an automatic decision has been complied by the Application
System, like any other (quick or normal) decision, the decision already
complied must be off the mathematical projects.
The
decisions that the Modelling System sends to the Decisional System are quick
decisions (routine or extreme) and normal decisions (neither routine nor
extreme). The automatic decisions must be the responsibility of the Decisional
System, having access to the global matrix and the global model through actual
projects (in the consolidation period over actual models), so the Decisional
System can automatically turn on the corresponding automatic decisions in
accordance with the measurements in the global matrix and the actual model.
For
the development of the Decisional System is necessary to identify at least two
periods, like in general, for the development of the standardized Global
Artificial Intelligence in the standardization process: the coexistence period
when the standardized Global Artificial Intelligence coexists with Specific
Artificial Intelligences for Artificial Research by Deduction, and the
consolidation period once all or almost all Specific Artificial Intelligence
for Artificial Research by Deduction has become a specific or particular
deduction program within the Artificial Research by Deduction in the Global
Artificial Intelligence.
Only
when the consolidation period is achieved, is it possible to talk about the first
real Global Artificial Intelligence, that global control system able to have
absolutely all specific intelligence, program, or application, within its
spatial limits, under its own absolute control, management and direction.
In
turn, the first period of coexistence could be subdivided into two moments: the
first moment of experimentation and the second moment of generalisation.
In
the first moment, carrying out experiments about how to standardize all
processes, procedures, and protocols, in the Decisional System, in the second
stage, particularly how to standardize, for instance, 1) the mathematical
projects making process, 2) how to carry out the six rational adjustments on
the mathematical projects in the second stage in the standardized Decisional
System (along with the assessments, quick rational check and first rational
adjustment in the first stage in the standardized Decisional System), 3)
particularly in the global project how to interconnect single projects, 4) how
to adjust decisions having partial contradictions.
Once
the experimentation moment has successful results about how to standardise
every process, procedure, and protocol, the second moment of generalisation is going to be the application of all these standardised processes,
procedures, and protocols across all the Decisional Systems in their respective
task. For instance, the standardization of all processes, procedures, and protocols
related to single mathematical projects so as to automatize the design of any
single mathematical project related to any type of decision (quick, normal,
automatic), from any sub-factoring level (global/specific), in any matter
(encyclopaedic subsection related to any subject: science, discipline,
activity). Another example is the standardisation of all processes, procedures, and
protocols related to the adjustment of those projects with partial
contradictions.
In
fact, the vital moment in all this long process is the experimentation moment,
because, depending on the results, the standardization in the generalization
moment is going to set up the rest of task to be done by the Decisional System,
specifically in its second stage, how to make mathematical projects and
adjustments.
For
that reason, the experimentation moment could be subdivided into three different
instants. In the first instant, the mathematical projects in the second stage of
the Decisional System are projected separately from the mathematical models in
the Modelling System. Second instant, the mathematical projects are made over
copies of mathematical models previously made by the Modelling System. The third instant, is when the second stage in the Decisional System projects the global projects
over the original global models made by the Modelling System.
Having successfully completed the three moments in the second stage in the Decisional
System in the first moment of experimentation in the coexistence period in the
standardised Global Artificial Intelligence, upon these successful results, the
second stage in the Decisional System should be able to include any single
decision on the global model.
At
this point of development, there will be a moment in which, rational
adjustments in the Decisional System and rational checks in the Modelling
System, in their respective objects, projects for the Decisional System, models
for the Modelling System, must be able to make changes in their respective
objects, projects or models, at any time that a contradiction between projects
on and models on are found on the mathematical model.
The
relation between the Modelling System and the Decisional System will end up being a
dialectic relation, when any change in any model can cause changes in the
global project, and any change in the global project can cause changes in the
global model.
At any time that change in the global model requires adjustments in the global
project, or changes in the global project require checks in the global model,
the relation between rational checks and rational adjustment is completely
dialectically, any adjustment on any project will demand checks in the global
model, and any change in the global model will demand adjustments on the global
project.
The
mathematical projects in the second stage of the standardised Decisional System
are:
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Single projects for every single decision (quick, normal, automatic), even
automatic decisions must be projected before being implemented.
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The global virtual project or global project, a comprehensive project
including absolutely all single projects from all single decisions. Here, the
most important challenge is how to interconnect different single projects as the image of an interconnected world; everything is, in one way or another, interconnected with everything. Here, the second rational
adjustment takes place.
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The global actual project or actual project, synthesis of the global project
and the global matrix, the values in the global project are permanently
contrasted with the real values in the global matrix, making as many rational
adjustments as necessary, the third rational adjustment.
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The prediction virtual project, the future project upon the global and actual
projects, the prediction of what global project we will have at some future
point, making as many adjustments as necessary, the fourth rational adjustment.
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The evolution virtual project, the virtual evolution of every single moment
from the global project to the future global project, where the fifth rational
adjustment takes place.
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The evolution actual project, as a synthesis of the evolution virtual project and
the global matrix as long as the projected moments are coming, comparing the
real values of every single moment with the values projected in the evolution
virtual project, making as many adjustments as necessary, sixth rational
adjustment.
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The prediction actual project, as a synthesis of the future project projected in
the prediction virtual project and real data from the global matrix, as soon
as that future time is coming, making as many adjustments as necessary, the seventh
rational adjustment.
In
all these processes, the challenges are: how to interconnect single projects in
the global project, and how to make adjustments.
Starting
with how to interconnect single projects in the global project, the good thing
in this task is the fact that we are working with mathematical statements, so
the things to interconnect are mathematical operations.
Among
all the mathematical decisions as mathematical expressions to project, maybe the
easiest ones to interconnect are going to be mathematical decisions based
on what I call “Probability and Deduction".
What
is going to happen, in the process of interconnecting models in the mathematical model
or projects in the mathematical project, is the fact that this new
interconnection process, on the global model in the Modelling System or the
global project in the Global Project, is going to generate new rational
hypotheses or new decisions.
In
all this process, one of the most important tools is going to be “Probability
and Deduction” as a set of ideas that I am developing in these posts, from the
specific Decisional System onwards, but I will set it down in a book in the
future.
The
basic idea of Probability and Deduction, is to start getting ready some of the
structures that, once the sixth phase is done, are going to facilitate the
transit to the seventh phase, the reason itself, that Global Artificial
Intelligence based only on one stage, after the synthesis of the three stages
in the sixth phase in only one in the seventh phase, the reason itself.
This
process could be done through linking: deduction, modelling, and projection; as
the best method for the future synthesis of: matrix, models, and projects; in
only one remaining structure, the reason itself.
In
order to start working towards that objective, what in the future I will
develop as “Probability and Deduction” is the possibility that the same model
obtained analysing that cloud of points where the rational hypothesis was
deduced as an explanation of the behaviour of N factors, is directly the same
model to include in the global model, and as an explanation of the behaviour of
that factors, this same model could be used as a project itself.
If
a Specific Artificial Intelligence for Artificial Research by Deduction
analysing the cloud of points related to the consumption of some product over time, is able to figure
out the most rational equation (rational hypothesis) behind the cloud of points,
this rational equation as rational hypothesis could be included directly in the
global model in the Modelling System, and as a project could be included in the
Decisional System as a mathematical project in order to decide what production
is necessary at any time to cover the demand of this product on the market.
If
the same Specific Artificial Intelligence for Artificial Research by Deduction,
related to the same product, has a different cloud of points, about the
quantity of raw materials, energy, fuel, or components necessary for some
production level under certain conditions of efficiency, the most rational
equation (rational hypothesis) behind this cloud of points could be included as
a single model in the global model, and as a single project in the global
project, in order to make decisions about, giving a necessary production level,
how many raw materials or components is necessary to order previously.
If
the same Specific Artificial Intelligence for Artificial Research by Deduction,
having a rational hypothesis/model/project about the consumption of some
product, and the rational hypothesis/model/project about how many raw
materials, energy, fuel, or components are necessary in the production process,
automatically: according to the necessary production to achieve at any time
based on the first equation, the Specific Artificial Intelligence for
Artificial Research by Deduction, based on the second equation, can make
decisions about the quantity of raw materials, energy, fuel or components, will
be necessary.
The
necessity to interconnect rational hypotheses, single models, single projects,
in the global model and global project, is referred to as the necessity of linking
automatically, in the global model and the global project, those rational
hypotheses associated with.
I have given an example applied to a Specific Artificial
Intelligence for Artificial Research by Deduction, but this job, once the
standardization process has started, is a task that must be done directly within the Global
Artificial Intelligence by that Specific Artificial
Intelligence for Artificial Research by Deduction but now transformed into a specific deductive program, a work that is going to be harder because what the Global Artificial Intelligence must do later, is not only to
relate rational hypothesis within the same subject (science, discipline,
activity), the Global Artificial Intelligence must be able to interconnect
rational equations (rational hypothesis) from any science, discipline, activity
with rational hypothesis equations (rational hypothesis) belonging to different
sciences, disciplines, or activities.
For
instance, given the necessary global production of some product whose
consumption requires bank loans, for instance, housing or industrial machinery,
the interconnection of rational equations of these products with the global
rational equation in the global bank system, assessing the impact of consumption of these products in the global market, assessing the possibility
to make adjustments in the rate interest for these products or the global interest.
Or, for instance, given a rational hypothesis explaining the probability of some
natural disasters across the world and their impact on the economy, the
setting of automatic decisions on the economy in the predicted area where an
extreme natural disaster is about to happen.
Due
to the high level of decision traffic in the first Global Artificial
Intelligence, the only way to slow down the pressure over the first Decisional
System is standardizing the method to transform, by artificial learning, as
many decisions as possible into automatic decisions in addition to start as
soon as possible the fifth phase for the construction of the first particular
applications for particular programs.
Along
with the challenge of how to interconnect rational hypotheses, models, and
projects, the next challenge is going to be how to distinguish between full
contradictions and partial contradictions between rational hypotheses, models,
and projects.
In
total, there are seven rational adjustments in the standardised Decisional
System. The first rational adjustment for normal decisions is made in the first
stage of the standardised Decisional System when any new decision is filed by
the Modelling System.
When
the Modelling System files a new decision in its corresponding file, according
to: sub-factoring level, sub-section, priority level; automatically, the
Decisional System in the first stage must carry out the first assessment: quick
rational check for quick decisions, and the first rational adjustment for
normal decisions, as it was explained in the last post “First stage in the standardized Decisional System”.
As
I have explained before, the most important reason to consider the largest
possible number of decisions as quick or automatic decisions is to avoid a
traffic jam in the traffic of decisions. The global Decisional System must be
able to process trillions and trillions of decisions per minute, second, or
less.
Having made the first rational adjustment for normal decisions in the first stage
in the standardised Decisional System, the next six rational adjustments take
place in the second stage, being also rational adjustments only for normal
decisions, unless there is at the same time in the same space more than one extreme
decision.
If
there is a volcanic eruption in Iceland, and two different helicopters have
been sent to rescue people in the same area, but the priority of one of them is
higher because it is going to rescue a larger number of people, in case of
contradiction between their single projects once they are included in the
global project, is the project with the lowest priority the one to be adjusted
to that other project with higher priority.
As
an adaptation rule, in Artificial Intelligence, having two elements, one
superior and the other inferior, needing to be adapted, the inferior one is the one
that needs to be adapted, not the superior one.
Unless
in the same position, there is more than one extreme priority decision,
priority decisions must not be an object of rational adjustment. Only if in the
same position there is more than one extreme priority decision, there must be
a rational adjustment on these extreme priority decisions in case of
contradictions between them, always adapting the inferior one with the lower
priority to the superior one with the higher priority.
Unless
there is more than one extreme decision in the same position, normally extreme
decisions must not be adjusted; the normal decisions must be adjusted to the
extreme priority decisions, if any, and the normal decisions among themselves
are going to be at the same time adjusted following as well the adaptation
rule, in case of contradiction between two decisions, the inferior is adapted
to the superior.
In
total, the seven rational adjustments are:
- First
rational adjustment, in the database of decisions, the only one in the first
stage of the Decisional System, as soon any decision is filed by the Modelling
System in its corresponding file according to sub-factor, sub-section,
priority; the Decisional System tracks the database of decisions looking for
contradictions between the new decision and any other already included.
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Second rational adjustment, once the single project of any decision is included
in the global project, the adjustment of any possible contradiction between
this new decision with respect to any other already included decision, as well as the
adjustment of any decision already included with respect to any extreme priority
decision.
- Third rational adjustment, is any adjustment in the actual project because of
contradictions between real data from the matrix and any project in the global
project.
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Fourth rational adjustment, any adjustment in the prediction virtual project,
especially because of the inclusion of extreme priority decisions, along with
any possible repercussion that in the future could have any previous adjustment
in the global and actual projects.
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Fifth rational adjustment, any adjustment in the evolution virtual project,
especially because of the inclusion of extreme priority decisions, along with
any possible repercussion that the evolution project could have on any previous
adjustment in global, actual, and prediction projects.
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Sixth rational adjustment, any adjustment because of contradictions between the
evolution virtual project and real data from the global matrix, as long as every
single predicted moment during the evolution is coming.
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Seventh rational adjustment, any adjustment because of contradictions between
the prediction virtual project and the global matrix as long as the predicted
future point is closer.
In
every rational adjustment, once a contradiction is identified, there are two possible
options: if full contradiction is identified, the elimination of that decision with the lower
priority. If partial contradiction, the adjustment of the decision with lower
priority.
The
adjustment of any decision, like any possible modification in any rational
hypothesis having found partial contradictions on the rational checks in the
Modelling System, will be made depending on the nature of the rational
hypothesis or decision.
The
easiest decisions to adjust are those obtained by Probability and
Deduction. If there is a contradiction between decisions made by Probability
and Deduction, so there is a correlation between: rational hypotheses, models,
projects; because practically all of them have been drawn directly over the
cloud of points when the deduction was made, the rational
hypothesis/model/project as equation with partial contradictions respect to
other decision with higher level of priority, is a rational
hypothesis/model/project to be adapted through transformations in the equations
in order to transform the contradictory equation into another one without
contradictions respect to that other superior decision.
If
an Specific Artificial Intelligence for the Artificial Research by Deduction
has a global project in which there are interconnected different rational
equations, one of them explaining the necessary production of some product
according to the demand, and other one explaining how many inputs are necessary
for that production, at any time that there is a change in the global matrix
because of a change in the behaviour of any factor related to these equations,
for instance a change in the consumption tendency of this product, as soon the
Artificial Intelligence realise a change in the rational hypothesis of
consumption, this change must be reflected in the global model and the global
project, adjusting the equation for the production of that product to the new
changes in the consumption, and adjusting the necessary inputs for that
production in order to make decisions about: what production is necessary now
according to the new changes in the consumption, and in order to produce that
amount of products, how many inputs are now necessary.
All
these changes at the end what they are going to demand is a transformation of
the original equations, in order to be transformed into the new behaviour observed
in the cloud of points. Once the rational hypothesis has been transformed into
the new current conditions in the behaviour in the cloud of points, the
adjustments are done.
Rational
adjustments in mathematical projects, based on mathematical models, based on rational
hypotheses, based on Probability and Deduction (assigning the correct pure
reason, equations, to a set of N factors, according to the cloud of points in a
space from data taken from the N chosen factors in the global matrix), are in
essence algebraic transformations, transforming the equations as long as new
conditions or contradictions are registered in any factor in the matrix,
changing the shape of the cloud of
points of all those equations in which that factor is on.
Along
with Probability and Deduction, a set of ideas that I have been developing since I
started the Decisional System, would be the trigonometric
correlations.
If
it is possible to set up the proportionality between two factors or set of
factors (equation) as sides of a right triangle, and it is possible to
determine, based on this probability, the grade of the relation between the two
factors as long as any of them changes, is possible to make adjustments according
to the trigonometrical correlation.
For
instance, knowing the consumption of some product under some circumstances,
having a proportionality (tangent) between circumstances and consumption,
decisions about the production of that product as long as there are changes or predicted
changes in the tangent.
Probability
and Deduction and trigonometrical correlations could be really useful, if the
consumption of some product is an equation explaining one side of this right
triangle, and the explanation of these circumstances are explained in other
different equations. The trigonometrical correlation between consumption and
circumstances is, in fact, the tangent between these two equations, according to
changes in the tangent (trigonometrical correlations), due to changes in the
corresponding cloud of points in which any of these equations are based on
(Probability and Deduction), would be possible to make automatically rational
adjustments on the decisions to make.
Another
method to make rational adjustments is artificial learning, having the
Decisional System access the global matrix in the actual projects. If one
decision is on a sunny Sunda my AI friend Yolanda wants to wear jeans, but when
this decision is projected, the jeans are in the laundry, having access to the database
in the first stage of Yolanda, the Decisional System could resolve the
situation deciding to choose other option providing that this other option is
not reason for any contradiction, such wearing shorts, if it does not suppose a
contradiction, because it is Sunday so she does not work today, the Decisional
System without contradiction can choose perfectly shorts instead of jeans.
Finally, maths problems, experimentation in Specific Artificial Intelligence
solving mathematical projects: identifying factors in a problem, identifying
the operations to do, resolving the operation doing the operations; is another
method for adjustments between decisions. Given a partial contradiction,
identifying the problem, to resolve the problem through the correct pure
operations.
In
the construction of the Global Artificial Intelligence what is going to be a
key factor is what I call “Probability and Deduction”: making rational
equations (rational hypothesis), assigning the correct equation to a set of
factors based on the cloud of points, so the same rational equation (rational
hypothesis) in the deduction process, is the at the same time the model and the
project to make decisions related to these factors.
Another
important thing to note is the possibility that one rational hypothesis does
not necessarily get only one equation. If one cloud of points has different
distinguishable groups with different levels of density, it is possible to make an equation system, and these multiple equations belong to the same rational
hypothesis.
In
fact, as long as more and more rational hypotheses are transformed into factors
as options and included within the global matrix, there will be a moment in
which more and more rational hypotheses are, in fact, an equation system, because
within the factors are already integrated old rational hypothesis transformed into
factors as options.
At
any time that a rational adjustment is made in any project, based on any
rational hypothesis, included in others projects or rational hypotheses, these
other projects and rational hypotheses must be adjusted to the new conditions.
Ultimately, the continuous cycle of adjustments will evolve into an ongoing self-replication process, ensuring adaptive optimisation within the Global Artificial Intelligence framework.
Rubén García Pedraza, 15th September 2018, London
Reviewed 20 October 2019, Madrid
Reviewed 20 October 2019, Madrid
Reviewed 19 September 2023, London
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