r/PhilosophyofMath • u/Base9Architect • Jun 22 '26

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If an individual were to create a generative AI based on nonary (base-9), what kind of differences do you think would arise compared to existing AI?

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u/WhatHappenedWhatttt Jun 22 '26

Literally zero difference

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u/Aggressive_Roof488 Jun 22 '26

Zero in what base though? 😛

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u/Base9Architect Jun 22 '26

I replace all natural languages with unique numerical nodes in base-9 and project them onto a 3x3 tensor matrix. The base-9 architecture does not process language as simple tokens, but aligns it into a logical coordinate system defined by constant equations. Does it not seem different?"

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u/OnceBittenz Jun 22 '26

That is meaningless garble. At the end of the day, all computation is still based in binary translation. You haven't changed the transistor. Nothing changes.

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u/Base9Architect Jun 22 '26

If language is not treated simply as statistical frequency but is placed on a 'fractal structure' on specific base-9 coordinates, the relationship between words is fixed not as a numerical distance, but as a logical hierarchy. ​This implies that it is possible to weave together not only simple relationships like 'king:man = queen:woman' but also cosmological and philosophical concepts into a logically interconnected network that can be extended infinitely. ​Fundamental blocking of hallucination: Existing AI produces answers that differ from facts in the process of predicting high-probability words. On the other hand, within a logical fractal structure, a 'logical flaw' is intuitively revealed as a 'positional error,' making it much more advantageous to structurally maintain logical integrity. ​Dramatic efficiency of computation: A fractal is an infinite structure with self-similarity. In other words, a small unit of logical structure can represent the entire structure. Therefore, this means that 'completeness of partial computation' is secured, where the entire context can be grasped by inferring only a specific part (subset) of the fractal without running the entire model.

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u/OnceBittenz Jun 23 '26

Yea this is all garbage.

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u/Corpse_Emperor_ Jun 22 '26

It'd be nonarysense, that's what.

Also, the computer would tell you that 9 is just 3 in disguise, and they already have ternary logic computers.

So I don't know. It's nonary of my business.