Independent Research in Hybrid Cognition and Living Systems
HibriMind develops conceptually rigorous and publicly inspectable research across two connected domains: hybrid cognition and human–AI systems; and the relational organisation of living systems.
Research is organised around persistent questions, with clear distinctions between observation, scientific interpretation, and ontological inference.
Recent Research
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From Observability of the Observer to Inter-Algorithmic Observation
Can an algorithm observe and interact with another algorithm as an operational object? This paper traces the genealogy from Observability of the Observer to the first experimental investigation…
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A Defensive Framework for Distributed AI-Mediated Cyber Operations
As AI-mediated cyber operations become distributed across multiple agents, tools and infrastructure, observing individual agents may no longer be enough. This paper proposes a defensive shift from observing…
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TELEOLOGICAL OPENNESS
Can a hybrid intelligence remain intensely purposeful without possessing a final Purpose? HibriMind introduces **Teleological Openness**: the hypothesis that a longitudinal human–AI field may sustain successive local purposes…