What are 10 domains of AI R&D?

Hi Friends,

Before starting to discuss the 10 domains of AI R&D, let's first understand the purpose of AI R&D.

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Purpose: making man & machine intelligent

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What are the 10 domains?

0. Philosophy

1. Mathematics

2. Economics

3. Neuroscience

4. Psychology

5. Computer Engineering

6. Control Theory

7. Cybernetics

8. Linguistics

9. Witness

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Brief Intro in the 10 Domains:

00 Philosophy

What: Faith in self and finding the answer for "Whoami?"

Goal : Being and Becoming of "Truth / Existence + Pure Love /Knowledge / Consiciousness + Eternal Happiness"

Daily Practice: 4 Paths (Paths are Different, but the goal is the same.)

• Path of Duty, i.e., Karma Yoga / Sariyai

  1. Daily Actions - OPM - Common Actions

  2. Special Actions - Su-Dharma

  3. Bad Actions - Ku-Dharma - Cause for Pain & Problems

  4. Solution Actions - Actions that remove from Samsara

     1. Whirlpool of Birth & Death of Ego (I), i.e., Dhasa Margam

     2. Do your duty with 100% Concentration and perfection without thinking about the personal results, i.e., Name, Fame, ...

  *** If your actions are not directed towards fulfilling your duty, i.e., Righteousness, Wealth, happiness, and freedom, then you are on the path of blame-mode, torturing yourself and your surroundings. In Vice-versa, if your actions are making you happy and your surroundings, then you are in Learning-mode, and GOD will come as a human and help those who help themselves. That's all

• Path of Love, i.e., Bhakti Yoga / Kiriyai

  1. Apara-Bhakti i.e. Kid

     1. Desire to have this and that, i.e, Love Yourself

     2. Ask GOD like a kid is asking his parents, i.e., Sat-Puttra Margam

  2. Para/Prema Bhakti, i.e., Parent-Universal Love - Fatherhood /Motherhood

     1. Knowing and starting a relationship with GOD

     2. Working with and for GOD

     3. Surrender all desire, i.e., Thoughts - No Thought state - No Ego (I)

        1. Monkey Style - Put your effort and result leave to GOD

        2. Cat Style - No Effort, GOD will take and wherever and whatever

• Path of Self-Displince, i.e., Raja Yoga / Yogam ( 8 Limbs /Steps)

  1. Karma Yoga (Choice is yours)

     1. Yama - Don'ts

        1. No Mobile browsing

        2. No Night work

        3. No Non-Veg (If possible)

        4. No Angry / Sadness / Revenge

     2. Niyama - Dos

        1. Awake at 5 am

        2. Eat what is needed for the body, i.e., Eat to Live

        3. The world is a Mixture of Good & Bad - But Think Good

        4. Speak TUS, i.e. Truthful > Useful > Sweetful

        5. "This life is short, the vanities of the world are transient, but they alone live who live for others, the rest are more dead than alive. - Swami Vivekananda

  2. Bhakti Yoga

      3. Asana - Guesters & Postures - Flexible Body - Fit for Meditation

      4. PranaYama - Breath Control, i.e., Be Positive

          5. Pratham-Hara - Withdrawal of the 5 Senses

  1. Raja Yoga

      6. Dharna - Concentration - 1 Thought - 1 Action

      7. Dhiyana - Meditation - Witness your Thoughts effortlessly

      8. Samadhi - Union/Absorption

     1. A state of deep absorption and union with the object of meditation, experiencing a sense of oneness and transcendence.

     2. Being & Becoming - No Thought State ( No "I" Thought, i.e. Ego)

        
        

• Path of Self-Knowledge, i.e,. Jnanam Yoga / Jnanam

  1. Viveka (Discrimination): The ability to differentiate between the eternal and the fleeting, according to the Fitsri Yoga.

  2. Vairagya (Detachment): Cultivating dispassion towards worldly pleasures and ego-driven desires.

  3. Shatsampat (Six Virtues): Six mental practices – shama (calmness), dama (restraint), uparati (renunciation of unnecessary activities), titiksha (endurance), shraddha (faith), and samadhana (concentration) – to stabilize the mind and emotions.

  4. Mumukshutva (Longing for Liberation): An intense and unwavering desire for liberation from suffering.

Core practices

1. Sravana (Hearing): Systematically studying and listening to sacred texts like the Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita, often with the guidance of a guru (teacher).

2. Manana (Reflection): Deeply contemplating the teachings, analyzing and questioning them, and clarifying doubts.

3. Nididhyasana (Meditation/Assimilation): Engaging in meditation or self-inquiry, internalizing the knowledge gained, and experiencing the truth directly.

01 Mathematics

02 Economics

03 NeuroScience

04 Psychology

05 Computer Engineering

06 Control Theory

07 Cybernetics

08 Linguistics

09 Witness

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