This isn’t
Machine Learning
Machine Learning uses statistical patterns to simulate intelligence the way a video of fire simulates fire: it’s a realistic likeness, but the video is not on fire. What’s missing is precisely what’s essential.
If you want rationally competent machines, you don’t need a bigger, better camera; you need a different kind of instrument.
Sapiens operationalize human understanding of how the world works without a natural brain, just as an airplane’s wings replicate the abstract structure of aerodynamics without any bird.
This isn’t
Symbolic AI
Symbolic AI applications like expert systems or semantic network ontologies are based on collections of rules with no principled account of how knowledge is structured. This is why they are brittle and difficult to scale beyond small applications: a heap of rules is not a model of a domain.
A sapiens holds a world model grounded in a robust epistemology; it’s a dynamic map of how the domain is and behaves rather than a list of heuristics that only work inside it, under static conditions.
It is
Synthetic Intelligence
New Sapience has developed a platform for scalable, deterministic, world-model-based applications in which knowledge is achieved as non-symbolic, directed graph structures.
Our IDE enables commonsense and expert knowledge derived from the customer’s domain and requirements to be reconstructed in computer memory as synthetic knowledge.
Synthetic Intelligence is real knowledge but not contained in a natural mind — in the same way a synthetic diamond is a real diamond but not created by natural processes.