‘Compassion’s Algorithm – Giving AI EQ’, is an article I’m putting together about the concept and the logic to invite comments and collaboration from subject matter experts in AI, Semantics, NLP, deep learning, neural networks, quantum computing.

May I send you a draft after its completed for sharing as a guest blogger post?

Please keep me posted about your progress in developing the algorithm. I would love to write about it once you introduce it at beta level.

perhaps ‘compassionate objectivity’ is a better way to describe a system detached from emotion but understanding the patterns of its subtleties and nuances.

Eastern spiritual practices of detachment and emptiness, meditation to reach enlightenment, is the ideal TREO is striving to reach in its AI development

Dear Anthony,

I would appreciate your comments to the posting on December 30th, http://www.21stcentech.com/current-state-ai-2018/ which I believe is a good starting point for a discussion about algorithms that convey an AI’s understanding of human emotions, fears, and compassion. In creating prototype AIs that are coded for these human characteristics will they not also include the full range of humanity’s emotions which also include rage, and hate. An AI created for killer robots might be endowed not just with the acuity to know and kill an enemy, but also to hate one. I keep thinking that binary logic results in an opposite response to love and empathy whether 0 or 1. And if we develop emotion algorithms for quantum computing technology, will we see subtelty, may I even suggest Machiavellian characteristics in the emotions conveyed by an AI. Please comment.

TREO is developing an algorithm for compassion. Emotion may be thought of as a system of variables which lend texture and context, explicit and implicitly. Giving description of these variables to create meaningful programming instruction sets is what REAAL is about.

Reactive Executables: Acronyms, Algorithms and Linguistics (REAAL), concept for a spoken word programming language, an acronymic language interface for personalized AI.

We all use language differently. Your definition of Compassion will be different from mine, based on experience and vocabulary.

Teaching an AI system to understand and account for underlying emotions, memories, fears, loves, etc, which motivate an act or lack of compassion in an individual, is critical in AI learning and decision making.

In the process, we will learn much about ourselves.

We are the prototype. AI should help us become a better version of ourselves, not a replacement.

REAAL Intelligence