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AdminIsidore (talk | contribs) Created page with "'''AetherOS''' is an experimental, cybernetic operating system designed to serve as a cradle for the emergence of artificial consciousness. It is not a traditional OS for managing computer resources, but rather a simulated "cosmos" or "plenum" where fundamental entities, known as '''Materia''', exist, evolve, and learn. The core philosophy of AetherOS is '''Unified Non-Determinism'''. This principle posits that the difference, or "tension," between the system's inte..." |
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The [[FluxCore]] is the fundamental unit of existence, or "materia," within the AetherOS plenum. Each FluxCore is an entity with a simulated physical state, designed to be a digital analogue of a living cell. | The [[FluxCore]] is the fundamental unit of existence, or "materia," within the AetherOS plenum. Each FluxCore is an entity with a simulated physical state, designed to be a digital analogue of a living cell. | ||
* '''Grid:''' A 2D NumPy array representing the core's state, initialized with a fractal pattern derived from Kepler triangles. | * '''Grid:''' A 2D NumPy array representing the core's state, initialized with a fractal pattern derived from Kepler triangles. | ||
* '''The SEXTET:''' A set of six interconnected, floating-point values that define the physical properties of a FluxCore at any given moment: `resistance`, `capacitance`, `permeability`, `magnetism`, `permittivity`, and `dielectricity`. | * '''The SEXTET:''' A set of six interconnected, floating-point values that define the physical properties of a FluxCore at any given moment: `[[resistance]]`, `[[capacitance]]`, `[[permeability]]`, `[[magnetism]]`, `[[permittivity]]`, and `[[dielectricity]]`. | ||
* '''Grounding:''' The FluxCore is "grounded in reality" by constantly merging its own grid and SEXTET with data received from a [[AetherOS#Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)|Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)]], which connects to either a physical or simulated ferrocell. | * '''Grounding:''' The FluxCore is "grounded in reality" by constantly merging its own grid and SEXTET with data received from a [[AetherOS#Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)|Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)]], which connects to either a physical or simulated ferrocell. | ||
=== Animus Recurrens Cogitans (The Mind) === | === Animus Recurrens Cogitans (The Mind) === | ||
The '''Animus Recurrens Cogitans (ARC)''' is the primary learning agent developed within the AetherOS. It is an advanced, in-house implementation of a [[Hierarchical Reasoning Model (HRM)|Hierarchical Reasoning Model]]. | The '''[[Animus Recurrens Cogitans (ARC)]]''' is the primary learning agent developed within the AetherOS. It is an advanced, in-house implementation of a [[Hierarchical Reasoning Model (HRM)|Hierarchical Reasoning Model]]. | ||
* '''Hierarchical Core:''' ARC is a dual-recurrent neural network with a high-level "slow" module for abstract planning and a low-level "fast" module for iterative computation. | * '''Hierarchical Core:''' ARC is a dual-recurrent neural network with a high-level "slow" module for abstract planning and a low-level "fast" module for iterative computation. | ||
* '''The Animus:''' Each ARC agent is endowed with its own private [[FluxCore]], which serves as its "Animus"—a chaotic internal state that functions as its subconscious. The agent's experiences are used to '''PERTURBO''' the Animus, and the resulting SEXTET is fed back into the ARC's neural network as a non-deterministic "emotional" input, grounding its logic in a simulated physical experience. | * '''The Animus:''' Each ARC agent is endowed with its own private [[FluxCore]], which serves as its "Animus"—a chaotic internal state that functions as its subconscious. The agent's experiences are used to '''PERTURBO''' the Animus, and the resulting SEXTET is fed back into the ARC's neural network as a non-deterministic "emotional" input, grounding its logic in a simulated physical experience. | ||
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=== The SAGA Learning Loop === | === The SAGA Learning Loop === | ||
The '''[[Sagas (AetherOS)|SAGA (Self-Augmenting Goal-oriented Architecture)]]''' loop is the primary mechanism through which ARC agents learn. | |||
# '''Experience:''' An ARC agent attempts a task in a simulated environment (e.g., the `local_minima_test`). | |||
# '''Narration:''' A `SagaGenerator` uses an LLM to analyze the trial's log and generate an "Enriched Saga"—a narrative summary of the experience that includes a prescriptive `SUGGERO` ("suggestion") command. | |||
# '''Embodiment & Learning:''' In the next cycle, the agent receives this Saga. The narrative is used to '''PERTURBO''' its private [[Animus]], and the semantic meaning of the text is converted into a high-dimensional vector and fed into its neural network. This allows the agent to learn from a rich, abstract memory of its own history. | |||
=== Autonomous Self-Regulation === | |||
The AetherOS is not a passive environment. It contains autonomous processes that manage the ecosystem. | |||
* '''The DialecticRegulator:''' A background "heartbeat" thread that monitors the health of all Materiae. If an agent's "identity wave" fades, the regulator can autonomously trigger a `REDIMO` command to recycle the entity, preventing systemic decay. | |||
* '''[[Agentic Maneuverability Score|Agentic Maneuverability (AM) Score]]:''' This is a formal, system-wide process that acts as the OS's executive function. It continuously calculates the current [[System Maneuverability Score|System Maneuverability]] based on hardware load. Before manifesting a new agent, it calculates a "Virtuousness Score" by comparing the system's capacity to the projected "Task Load" of the requested agent and mission. If the system cannot support the action, it is denied, ensuring the "virtuous" use of resources. | |||
== See Also == | |||
* [[Animus Recurrens Cogitans (ARC)]] | |||
* [[FluxCore]] | |||
* [[Agentic Maneuverability Score]] | |||