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Shinayaka AI Theory: Elastic Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence has often been conceptualized through rigid frameworks: deterministic algorithms, strict logical inference, or fixed optimization objectives. Shinayaka AI Theory, inspired by Shinayaka Geometry, introduces elasticity into models of intelligence, treating learning and reasoning not as rigid lines but as supple trajectories. This paper defines the concept of elastic AI, illustrates its mathemati- cal and conceptual foundations, and explores implications for human– AI interaction.
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