The pursuit of true artificial general intelligence (AGI) is riddled with intricate challenges. Among the most profound and enduring is the Frame Problem : a deceptively simple question with far-reaching implications for AI's ability to reason , act, and adapt within the complexities of the real world. Coined by John McCarthy and Patrick Hayes in 1969, the Frame Problem isn't just a technical hurdle; it's a philosophical quagmire that strikes at the heart of how AI represent

Artificial intelligence has made impressive strides in recent years, achieving breakthroughs in areas like image recognition, natural language processing , and game playing. However, a fundamental challenge remains: the common sense knowledge bottleneck . This refers to the difficulty in equipping AI systems with the vast, unspoken, and often taken-for-granted knowledge that humans effortlessly use to navigate the world. This lack of common sense prevents AI from truly unde

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The relentless progress of Artificial Intelligence, particularly in the realm of Large Language Models (LLMs) , forces us to revisit fundamental questions about the nature of intelligence. One such question, often dismissed as trivial, is: "Is a calculator intelligent?" While a calculator's capabilities are undeniably limited, a deeper examination reveals intriguing parallels and critical distinctions between its function and the seemingly more sophisticated operations of mo

Building upon the foundations of the Context-Aware Interface (CAI) , the next major advancement in Artificial Intelligence lies in moving beyond predictive modeling towards a deeper, more nuanced understanding through contextual reasoning.  While predictive AI excels at pattern recognition and outcome forecasting, contextual reasoning enables AI to understand the 'why' behind those patterns , connecting them to a wider web of related information and real-world implications. T