Cognitive AI framework: advances in the simulation of human thought

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.04259v1
• Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2025 17:43:35 GMT
• Title: Cognitive AI framework: advances in the simulation of human thought
• Authors: Rommel Salas-Guerra,
• Abstract summary: The Human Cognitive Simulation Framework represents a significant advancement in integrating human cognitive capabilities into artificial intelligence systems. By merging short-term memory (conversation context), long-term memory (interaction context), advanced cognitive processing, and efficient knowledge management, it ensures contextual coherence and persistent data storage. This framework lays the foundation for future research in continuous learning algorithms, sustainability, and multimodal adaptability, positioning Cognitive AI as a transformative model in emerging fields.
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• Abstract: The Human Cognitive Simulation Framework represents a significant advancement in integrating human cognitive capabilities into artificial intelligence systems. By merging short-term memory (conversation context), long-term memory (interaction context), advanced cognitive processing, and efficient knowledge management, it ensures contextual coherence and persistent data storage, enhancing personalization and continuity in human-AI interactions. The framework employs a unified database that synchronizes these contexts while incorporating logical, creative, and analog processing modules inspired by human brain hemispheric functions to perform structured tasks and complex inferences. Dynamic knowledge updates enable real-time integration, improving adaptability and fostering applications in education, behavior analysis, and knowledge management. Despite its potential to process vast data volumes and enhance user experience, challenges remain in scalability, cognitive bias mitigation, and ethical compliance. This framework lays the foundation for future research in continuous learning algorithms, sustainability, and multimodal adaptability, positioning Cognitive AI as a transformative model in emerging fields.

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