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Researching Goal-Oriented Persistent Cognitive Systems
Yesterday, while standing on my balcony, I noticed a bamboo plant growing to about a foot and a half tall. As I watched it, a simple question came to my mind, one that felt worth sharing. It is a question Continue Reading …
An Evidence-Based Whitepaper Author: Purnendu BalaAudience: Cognitive science, AI research, applied ML leadershipStatus: Evidence-based theoretical framework Executive Summary Belief formation and maintenance are foundational to intelligent behavior. However, most computational models treat belief as a persistent quantity, stored probabilities, learned Continue Reading …
QICA: Quantum-Inspired Cognitive Architecture by Artificial Brain Labs. PPGN Model – Probabilistic & Priority-Gated Neuron Executive Summary Contemporary artificial intelligence systems demonstrate remarkable performance in pattern recognition and prediction, yet they remain fundamentally limited in their ability to maintain coherent Continue Reading …
A Case Study on AI Search Hallucinations, Entity Confusion, and Dangerous Confidence. I recently asked Google’s AI Mode a simple question: “What do you think about this website: https://www.artificialbrainlabs.com/” The AI responded… About a completely different company. When I pointed Continue Reading …
Opportunities for Early Movers in India 2030 may sound distant, but in India’s fast-evolving job market, it’s just two performance reviews away. In fact, by then, AI and automation won’t merely support your work, they’ll completely reshape what your role Continue Reading …
Author: Purnendu BalaAffiliation: Artificial Brain LabsDate: October 2025Whitepaper | Research Insight Executive SummaryThis whitepaper proposes a Quantum-Inspired Cognition Architecture (QICA) implemented on Neuromorphic Quantum Hardware (NQH) to achieve human-like intelligence that is contextual, probabilistic, and adaptive, by modeling cognitive states Continue Reading …
Introduction People have long debated whether machines can truly think and feel like humans or only imitate these abilities. Modern AI excels at words, logic, and problem-solving but still differs fundamentally from human learning. Humans learn with curiosity, emotions, and Continue Reading …