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Global Artificial Intelligence (GAI): The Automation of Scientific Research

Pedraza, R. · 2025
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This book introduces the theory of Global Artificial Intelligence (GAI), a comprehensive and philosophical approach to building a unified, deductive, and self-replicating artificial reasoning system. Drawing from rationalist and idealist traditions, it explores how Specific Artificial Intelligences can be integrated through deductive matrices, dynamic modeling, and standardized decision systems. The work outlines the stages of GAI development—application, replication, and auto-replication—and proposes a shift from data-driven learning to structured conceptual reasoning, guided by the theory of Impossible Probability. The book presents GAI not only as a technological objective but as a rational evolution of knowledge, aiming to transform global research, governance, and cooperation.
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