How intelligence talk to people „Neuro modeling AI“

The central theme of this popular science book is advanced neuromodeling of dialogue within the realm of artificial intelligence and neural networks. The author weaves together the power of his method, based on the theory of Transaction Synthesis METILA®, with a profound understanding of human consciousness.

Building on this foundation, he shares know-how gained through many years of practice applied to conversational design, computational processing, and dataset evaluation. With the book’s insights and its accompanying cloud application, readers will learn to create and test chatbots—even without programming skills.

Here emerges the idea of intuitive artificial consciousness, unbound by the evolutionary limitations of the human mind. This, ultimately, is the essence of strong artificial intelligence and its informational supremacy.

Transactional synthesis METILA® 21st CENTURY – The dialog has changed

Artificial intelligence is capable of something extraordinary—something once reserved only for humans. It can offer a deep insight into the mystery of dialogue, valid through its proper interpretation and relevance in the given moment. In doing so, it allows us to share decision-making with another.

In dialogue, every defined linguistic meaning becomes an ordinal map of relations shaped by the present situation. Similarly, through the method of mental models, we can project our needs into dialogue, embedding them into a map of our own imagination. This map can then be transformed into prescriptions of expectations for the artificial intelligence of a robot.

Any emotional block, social habit, or cultural meme becomes embedded in people as part of their social lives. This has connected human communities since time immemorial. And now, in the very same way, humans will begin to connect with speaking robots.

Author´s preface

Popular science publication sets the goal of introducing the reader to the world of cooperation of a human being with the artificial intelligence in an adequate readable way. Simultaneously, the author narrows down the interaction to a dialogue in which he is focusing on the content part of information transfer. It involves interdisciplinary views at the intersection of cybernetics, social science and natural science with the emphasis on the technological and social part of reality.