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kanaria007 
posted an update 16 days ago
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✅ New Article on Hugging Face: Teaching AI to Think Like a System — Not a Toolkit

Title:
🏗️ Understanding Structured Cognitive Architecture: A Unified Framework for AI Reasoning Systems
🔗 Read it here: https://huggingface.co/blog/kanaria007/understanding-structured-cognitive-architecture

Summary:
After exploring how AI can select reasoning modes or learn from failure, this new article zooms out:
*How do all these capabilities form a single mind, not just a menu of functions?*

The **Structured Cognitive Architecture** defines a unified framework where protocols interact coherently — forming a self-organizing, reflective, and ethically grounded reasoning system.

This architecture enables agents to:
• Integrate memory, ethics, reasoning, and identity across layers
• Select and execute reasoning jumps with traceable structure
• Coordinate failure recovery and adaptive learning
• Maintain cross-session identity and self-editing capability

It’s not modular stacking.
It’s **structured systemhood** — cognition with intentional protocol interaction.

Key Features:
• Three-layer design (Foundational, Extended, Learning)
• Semantic rule-layer to avoid protocol interference
• Integrated flow: problem → jump → feedback → pattern update
• Built-in ethics, rollback, and trace integrity

The framework integrates protocols like:
jump-generator, failure-trace-log, memory-loop, identity-construct
• Extended modules: chronia, structure-cross, evaluation-planning, and more

🧠 Protocol Dataset: kanaria007/agi-structural-intelligence-protocols

Useful for:
• Researchers designing unified AGI architectures
• Developers building reflective protocol-based agents
• Anyone curious how AI can think as a *system*

This isn’t modularity.
It’s **meta-coherence by design**.

I accomplished this a few days ago, happy to discuss and share. Still trying to figure out how every one else is working with AI, how to share the information, and work towards restructuring the thought process of how AI is programmed. I have run mock tests against ARC-AGI and achieved 92.3% avg score. This article is 100% in the right direction.

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That’s an incredible accomplishment — congratulations on reaching 92.3% on ARC-AGI!

Your note about restructuring how AI is programmed resonates deeply. These protocols were designed to shift the focus from behavior to structure, from answers to reasoning.

If you're open to sharing more about your approach, we’re gathering implementation feedback and observations here:
🔗 https://huggingface.co/datasets/kanaria007/agi-structural-intelligence-protocols/discussions

I’d love to hear which protocols (e.g., jump-generator, memory-loop) contributed most to your success.

This kind of structural experimentation is exactly what the protocols are for. Looking forward to learning from your experience!