Executive summary: The Adaptive Composable Cognitive Core Unit (ACCCU) is proposed as an evolution of the Comprehensible Configurable Adaptive Cognitive Structure (CCACS), aiming to create a modular, scalable, and self-regulating cognitive architecture that integrates formal logic, adaptive AI, and ethical oversight.
Key points:
CCACS Overview – CCACS is a multi-layered cognitive architecture designed for AI transparency, reliability, and ethical oversight, featuring a four-tier system that balances deterministic logic with adaptive AI techniques.
Challenges of CCACS – While robust, CCACS faces limitations in scalability, adaptability, and self-regulation, leading to the conceptual development of ACCCU.
The ACCCU Concept – ACCCU envisions a modular cognitive processing unit composed of four specialized Locally Focused Core Layers (LFCL-CCACS), each dedicated to distinct cognitive functions (e.g., ethical oversight, formal reasoning, exploratory AI, and validation).
Electronics Analogy – The evolution of AI cognitive systems is compared to the progression from vacuum tubes to modern processors, where modular architectures enhance scalability and efficiency.
Potential Applications & Open Questions – While conceptual, ACCCU aims to support distributed cognitive networks for complex reasoning, but challenges remain in atomic cognition, multi-unit coordination, and regulatory oversight.
Final Thoughts – The ACCCU model remains a theoretical exploration intended to stimulate discussion on future AI architectures that are composable, scalable, and ethically governed.
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Executive summary: The Adaptive Composable Cognitive Core Unit (ACCCU) is proposed as an evolution of the Comprehensible Configurable Adaptive Cognitive Structure (CCACS), aiming to create a modular, scalable, and self-regulating cognitive architecture that integrates formal logic, adaptive AI, and ethical oversight.
Key points:
CCACS Overview – CCACS is a multi-layered cognitive architecture designed for AI transparency, reliability, and ethical oversight, featuring a four-tier system that balances deterministic logic with adaptive AI techniques.
Challenges of CCACS – While robust, CCACS faces limitations in scalability, adaptability, and self-regulation, leading to the conceptual development of ACCCU.
The ACCCU Concept – ACCCU envisions a modular cognitive processing unit composed of four specialized Locally Focused Core Layers (LFCL-CCACS), each dedicated to distinct cognitive functions (e.g., ethical oversight, formal reasoning, exploratory AI, and validation).
Electronics Analogy – The evolution of AI cognitive systems is compared to the progression from vacuum tubes to modern processors, where modular architectures enhance scalability and efficiency.
Potential Applications & Open Questions – While conceptual, ACCCU aims to support distributed cognitive networks for complex reasoning, but challenges remain in atomic cognition, multi-unit coordination, and regulatory oversight.
Final Thoughts – The ACCCU model remains a theoretical exploration intended to stimulate discussion on future AI architectures that are composable, scalable, and ethically governed.
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