An curated repository of technical articles, architectural deep-dives, and philosophical foundations of 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.
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.
An OpenAI-compatible REST API exposing AOCA™ agents to external frameworks.
A proprietary architecture for long-term, context-aware persistence across multiple autonomous sessions.