Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)

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• The process used by large commercial offices like Skidmore, Owings & Merrill is not like Matisse's because it lacks continuous feedback from reality; each pencil stroke is only a reaction to previous pencil strokes.claim0.737
  Critical distinction between true feedback-based process and drawing-based design.
• Self-Other Modeling (SOM)framework0.720
  Related technique improving multi-agent learning by predicting others' actions using an agent's own policy
• Self-Organized Harmonic Modes (SOHMs)concept0.686
  Adam Safron's framework for neural building blocks functioning as symmetry detectors/autoencoders; tanha-free awareness theorized as direct feeling of undoctored SOHMs.
• Sorscher et al. (2022)concept0.684
  Showed word embeddings of visual concept names can be isometrically mapped to image embeddings, and developed framework for efficient concept extraction
• Occam's razorconcept0.680
  The philosophical principle of parsimony, used as an analogy for the drive to simplicity in living process.
• Active SOHM management is effortful and unpleasant in proportion to how many SOHMs need managing and for how long.claim0.674
  Relating phenomenological effort to number/duration of SOHM manipulation.
• Aragones, Gilboa, Postlewaite & Schmeidler (2005) — Fact-free learningconcept0.673
  Source of fact-free learning concept; associated with insight and computational complexity reduction
• Self-Other Overlap (SOO) Fine-Tuningframework0.670
  The central framework proposed in this paper: aligning AI internal representations of self and others to reduce deceptive behavior