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Lead Researcher(s): <\/strong>Gregg S. Lloren Abstract\/summary: <\/strong><\/span>Contemporary artificial intelligence systems exhibit impressive fluency in language generation and pattern recognition, yet remain limited in human-like meaning-making. This paper introduces\u00a0<\/span>Quantum Semiotics<\/i>\u00a0<\/span>(QS)\u2014a conceptual and computational framework that reconceives cognition not as static symbol manipulation, but as a recursive, anticipatory, and topologically asymmetrical process of emergent meaning. The term\u00a0<\/span>quantum<\/i>\u00a0<\/span>refers not to hardware, but to principles drawn from quantum theory: potentiality, entanglement, and interpretive collapse.<\/p>\n At the core of QS is the vision of the\u00a0<\/span>M\u00f6bius Mind<\/i>\u2014a cognitive topology in which interpretation, memory, and anticipation are recursively braided. Meaning is not retrieved from a fixed representational space but emerges through feedback loops that reshape the very field in which signs operate. Interpretation becomes recursive modulation rather than mere mapping.<\/p>\n Rather than listing new terminologies in isolation, the paper grounds QS in a constellation of original constructs that model semiotic recursion, asymmetry, anticipation, and dynamic coherence. These foundations guide the conceptual design of\u00a0<\/span>Emulative Artificial Intelligence<\/i>\u2014systems that move beyond statistical generation toward recursive meaning co-creation, marked by epistemic plasticity and contextual sensitivity. Two prototype projects, QSENSE+ and QUORE+,<\/b>\u00a0<\/span>are proposed to operationalize the theory via open-source transformer frameworks.<\/p>\n By integrating speculative theory with architectural insight, this work contributes to the emerging field of emulative artificial cognition.\u00a0<\/span>Quantum Semiotics<\/i>\u00a0<\/span>offers both a theoretical lens and a structural direction for developing systems capable not only of fluency but of reflective, recursive, and culturally situated semiosis.<\/p>\n Keywords:<\/b><\/p>\n
Status:<\/strong> Published<\/p>\n