July 3rd, 2024

I am developing a world model without ML

Imosyn is a multifaceted system combining programming, simulation, and knowledge synthesis. It offers intuitive coding, robust simulation capabilities, a wiki system, a science lab, and a knowledge synthesizer. Early access and updates are available.

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I am developing a world model without ML

Imosyn is a revolutionary system aiming to create a comprehensive world model using entity and rule-based programming. It combines features of a programming language, wiki, world simulator, virtual science lab, and knowledge synthesizer. Imosyn is still under development, promising a single platform integrating a working world model, entity and rule-based programming, deeper insights into natural principles, experimentation capabilities, simulation of natural processes, and knowledge synthesis. The programming environment allows for intuitive coding with examples like stacking objects and sorting alphabets. The system offers robust simulation capabilities for various algorithms and natural rules. Imosyn also includes a wiki system for easy reference, a science lab for research automations, and a knowledge synthesizer for learning automations. Interested individuals can join the waitlist for early access and updates. For more information, contact Imosyn via email, Twitter, or LinkedIn. Stay tuned for further developments on Imosyn as it evolves into a powerful tool for world modeling and simulation.

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By @jamez1 - 3 months
Ontological frameworks have been around for many decades. They have had limited success because it is very difficult to represent knowledge in an object oriented approach. An example is Ologs:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olog

It would be interesting to know what you see is different about your approach that would lead to more adoption?

By @floydnoel - 3 months
> ball = ball.Ball()

i like the repetition here. it reminds me of Beetlejuice, so i guess to summon beetlejuice we would do:

beetlejuice = beetlejuice.beetlejuice()

very ergonomic! and movie-accurate, too