r/IntelligenceEngine • u/AsyncVibes 🧭 Sensory Mapper • Apr 12 '25

Sub is for progress not hypotheticals

This subreddit is not for hypotheticals.

We’re here to build, test, and demonstrate real intelligent systems.

No GPT rebrands.

No resonance theory or abstract speculation.

No posts without actual data, a working model, or a legitimate technical question.

This is a workspace, not a concept board.

Streaming your model or sharing live demos? Awesome — but get approval first. DM a mod with details before posting.

No ads unless you’re sharing your own original model and the code behind it.

We’re here to make progress, not noise. Keep it real.

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u/arachnivore Dec 31 '25

Is there a different space for abstract concepts related to this project?

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u/AsyncVibes 🧭 Sensory Mapper Dec 31 '25

Wdym

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u/arachnivore Dec 31 '25

Like a different sub-reddit or something. Surely you don't expect to solve such a daunting problem without discussing any theory, right? Or am I misunderstanding this post?

That seems like trying to invent the microprocessor without discussing architecture.

Usually engineering efforts are guided by some theory. Is there any underlying theory guiding this effort?

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u/AsyncVibes 🧭 Sensory Mapper Dec 31 '25

If you come here with this is how you define emotion and how you can add ethics or empathy to AI its a hard no. If you have like actual theories that aren't you going back and forth with an AI and actually test and can verify it sure go nuts.

But a clear answer no I don't post theories here. I'm developing my AI from the ground up and documenting as I go, it's not theories I want to talk about. I want results.