Three Existential Questions for AI Cognition

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Collapse Theory

Bruce Tisler

10 episodes

2 months ago

Collapse Theory explores how knowledge isn't found—it's shaped. Each episode follows a catalytic question through the HDT² grammar: Ω (intent), Δ (entropy), Φ (resolution), and Ψ (recursion). Hosted by Bruce Tisler, this podcast dives into the cognitive physics of inquiry—where questions act like particles and collapse defines meaning. For thinkers, builders, and seekers ready to transform how we know. The voices used in this podcast is synthesized using AI text-to-speech technology. All rights to the original written content are retained by the author.

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Three Existential Questions for AI Cognition

Collapse Theory

12 minutes

3 months ago

Three Existential Questions for AI Cognition

The Questions We Must Ask Before AI Asks Them For Us.

This short Notebook DeepDive explores three fundamental questions? More challenges than questions regarding artificial intelligence, It investigates whether questions behave as "quantum-like cognitive particles," influencing each other and reshaping meaning, which could redefine how AI systems process information. Are questions passive requests for answers, or dynamic fields ofunresolved possibility? What if questions don’t just seek information, but reshape meaning asthey seek it? What happens when machines ask questions we can no longer understand?