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Natural-Born Intelligence as the Invocation of Emotion = Politics
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Authors: Yukio-Pegio Gunji, Kyoko Nakamura
Year
2025
Paper ID
38537
Status
Peer-reviewed
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This paper critiques the artificial intelligence (AI) framework as a self-referential system that relates parts to wholes without genuine creativity. Emotions—understood as forms of politics—emerge when top-down commands override local processes, a phenomenon absent in AI. Building on Bateson’s notion of the “play bite,” we propose Natural Born Intelligence (NBI): a system that simultaneously accepts and negates binary oppositions through positive and negative antinomies, thus opening itself to the “outside” beyond logical dualities. Found in brains, societies, and even chemical systems, NBI can be formalized through quantum logic and coherence across Hilbert spaces, offering a novel model of intelligence grounded in openness and emergence.
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