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QGI architecture

From language interface to quantitative cognition.

QGI treats quantitative state, computation, models, uncertainty, experiments and evidence as native cognitive primitives rather than external utilities.

QGI cognition visual

A quantitative field moving through an intelligence architecture.

The canonical QGI visual maps cognitive functions rather than biological lobes: observe, model, simulate, predict, optimise, experiment, verify and remember.

LIVE QUANTITATIVE FIELDQUANTITATIVE COGNITIONObjective → measurable state → evidence-bearing decision
HUMAN / MACHINE OBJECTIVE
Semantic interpretation
language can remain an interface
QGI CONTROL PLANE
HypothesisPlanningExperiment designState estimation
QUANTITATIVE MODEL PLANE
LQMSolverSimulatorInstrument / lab
EVIDENCE PLANE
UncertaintyProvenanceReproducibilityVerification
SCIENTIFIC MEMORY
↺ next hypothesis / next experiment
Eight native primitives

A QGI system should reason in the language of measurable systems.

01

State

Numerical representation of the system at a point in time.

02

Dynamics

Models of how state changes under time, actions and disturbances.

03

Constraints

Physical, financial, scientific and operational boundaries.

04

Objectives

Explicit functions to predict, optimise, validate or discover.

05

Uncertainty

Calibrated representation of what the system does not know.

06

Experiments

Selection of measurements, simulations or tests that reduce uncertainty.

07

Evidence

Lineage from observations and methods to quantitative conclusions.

08

Memory

Persistent hypotheses, results, failures and unresolved questions.

Native federation

QGI should choose and compose quantitative engines rather than pretend one model is universal.

STATISTICAL

Estimation & forecasting

PHYSICAL

Simulation & digital twins

OPTIMISATION

Search & constrained decisions

SCIENTIFIC ML

Surrogates & learned operators

FORMAL

Proofs & hard verification

LAB / SENSOR

Measured-world feedback

Architecture rule

The language model may propose. The quantitative system must establish the number.

QGI can use language models for interaction, literature synthesis, code generation and hypothesis formation. Numerical authority remains with explicit quantitative computation, measurement, uncertainty and evidence.

Architecture is only meaningful if it can be tested.

See the proposed benchmark framework