Background

COGNITIVE AI will drive the next industrial revolution and the colonization of space.

COGNITIVE AI REQUIREMENTS
Intelligence is not some elusive program in a (super)computer, but should exist as a real object/subject. If we take the biological brain as a template for duplicating intelligence, then we have the following requirements:

1. EXISTENCE The brain must exist, it is an internal organ of a certain body. The brain should be an "internal" object of a given body, e.g. boards with corresponding chips and a power supply.
2. AUTONOMY via own body The brain needs information to process and give answers.
SENSORS are needed to perceive the world
ACTUATORS are required to execute actions
INTERNAL ORGANS are for a certain purpose: to generate the "own needs" and thus replace the "external user", i.e. rechargeable battery is the equivalent of a stomach, it signals the "hunger for energy"

ASSUMPTIONS VS EXPECTATIONS
Our egocentric way of "judging" others makes it impossible for us to evaluate our own thinking. We "assume" that an AI should be as intelligent as an educated adult in his forties, preferably an all-rounder. But how do we measure intelligence in people? By means of an IQ test, where the answers are evaluated by a set of questions based on the age of the test person, which means that intelligence develops in time.

COGNITIVE AI THINKING
To pass a human-like IQ test, what does an AI with own logical thinking need?
The Tipalo Human Mind Hierarchy Model allows AUTONOMY for the following components:
1. BODY, with sensors, actuators and organs
2. BRAIN, with self-organizing spiking neural nets
3. MIND, with self-learning mechanism and short / long term memory
4. KNOWLEDGE, part of it is given at birth, the rest is accumulated in life
5. SOCIAL EXPERIENCE, with others in many situations
6. AGE, to allow the accumulation of knowledge and development of thinking through association and comparison

WHAT IS INTELLIGENCE?
INTELLIGENCE IS THE LOGICAL ADAPTATION OF THE BEHAVIOR OF
AN AUTONOMOUS PHYSICAL ENTITY THROUGH ITS OWN DECISIONS USING VIRTUAL MEANINGS
DERIVED FROM ITS KNOWLEDGE COMBINED WITH THE FEEDBACK OF ITS EXPERIENCE TO SURVIVE