Using the paradoxes of the unfulfilled past to replenish the libraries of experience of machine consciousness systems

We are "used to thinking like people", this is our immanent feature, we simply broadcast our experience and behavioral characteristics to everything around us. For example, the principle of actualism is widely developed in geology, when scientists draw parallels between the past and the present. But now it's time for non-standard solutions.

To get not just something new, but something innovative, it is necessary to go beyond the shackles of the human mind. Yes, this path contains many dangers, however, humanity has the opportunity to make a leap to the stars, to solve some of the global problems... In my previous publications, I described a little bit some of the features of the security architecture in the development of machine consciousness systems.

We are constantly trying to copy ourselves or what seems rational and understandable to us, this helps us solve current problems, but also limits us in creating a NEW one. All this can be attributed to the creation of data processing systems with a high level of autonomy, for example, artificial intelligence systems, and in the long term - communities of individuals of machine consciousness with a strong AI component.

One of such potentially promising directions in the field of "shaping" clusters of digital life and individuals of machine consciousness may not be the complete elimination of events that arise in the process of developing machine consciousness systems in parallel scenarios and their further development without the paradoxes of the unfulfilled past, but the indexing of all algorithms of development options, followed by indexing them as "not directly related to a specific system." Such indexing of algorithms for the paradoxes of an unfulfilled future in an "impersonal" form can create libraries of experience under the synthetic name "models of ideal objects", where contradictions of experience acquisition and multidirectional experience are "eliminated". Naturally, the paradoxes of the unfulfilled past are the initial components for the improvement of smart machines.

This is one of the scenarios for the development of individuals of machine consciousness, when the personal experience of the system is depleted, it is possible to "copy" libraries of experience from other smart machines, forming a "collective experience" of a less developed machine with a minimum degree of operator intervention...