First Principles First

Towards a Science of Mindful Agents, Societies and Observer Languages

"…generic quantum systems can be regarded as obervers, which…become agents capable of assigning semantics to observational outcomes."

Chris Fields

"…generic quantum systems can be regarded as obervers, which…become agents capable of assigning semantics to observational outcomes."

Chris Fields

"…generic quantum systems can be regarded as obervers, which…become agents capable of assigning semantics to observational outcomes."

Chris Fields

SYMPOSIUM

2024 Applied Active Inference Symposium (November 13-15, Free, Online event)

The symposium will explore the application of Active Inference across diverse domains, including cognitive processing, social dynamics, AI governance, and bioregional economic modeling. It will focus on how Active Inference principles can enhance well-being, adaptive decision-making, decentralized AI, education, and neuroscience, with workshops, discussions, and experimental insights driving deeper understanding and innovation.

Full schedule | Registration

WORKSHOP DAY 1

November 13, 2024

Tutorial on Active Inference Agents with Use Case of the Homeostatic Biofirm

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

WORKSHOP DAY 2

November 14, 2024

Active Inference as a Framework for Social Science Agent-Based Modeling

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Andrew Pashea

Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

Dr. Daniel Friedman

President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

WORKSHOP DAY 3

November 15, 2024

Roundtable on Implications of LLM and Active Inference Agentic Architectures

Examine how biophoric systems can enhance sustainable growth and homeostasis within complex ecosystems. Participants will discuss innovative frameworks that balance interdependencies, foster adaptive strategies, and create a resilient foundation for enterprises and organizations.

Moderator

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Moderator

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Moderator

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Moderator

Dr. John H. Clippinger

Co-Founder of First Principles First

Panelist

Simon Torrance

Founder at AI Risk & Executive Group Member, World Economic Forum

Panelist

Simon Torrance

Founder at AI Risk & Executive Group Member, World Economic Forum

Panelist

Simon Torrance

Founder at AI Risk & Executive Group Member, World Economic Forum

Panelist

Simon Torrance

Founder at AI Risk & Executive Group Member, World Economic Forum

Panelist

Matthew Moroney

Head of Sustainable Finance, Metabolic

Panelist

Matthew Moroney

Head of Sustainable Finance, Metabolic

Panelist

Matthew Moroney

Head of Sustainable Finance, Metabolic

Panelist

Matthew Moroney

Head of Sustainable Finance, Metabolic

Panelist

Andrew Blau

U.S. Leader, Eminence and Insights, Deloitte Consulting

Panelist

Andrew Blau

U.S. Leader, Eminence and Insights, Deloitte Consulting

Panelist

Andrew Blau

U.S. Leader, Eminence and Insights, Deloitte Consulting

Panelist

Andrew Blau

U.S. Leader, Eminence and Insights, Deloitte Consulting

Panelist

Bill Melton

Founder of Verifone & Former Board Member of Santa Fe Institute

Panelist

Bill Melton

Founder of Verifone & Former Board Member of Santa Fe Institute

Panelist

Bill Melton

Founder of Verifone & Former Board Member of Santa Fe Institute

Panelist

Bill Melton

Founder of Verifone & Former Board Member of Santa Fe Institute

Panelist

John C. Havens

Founding Executive Director, The IEEE Global AI Ethics Initiative

Panelist

John C. Havens

Founding Executive Director, The IEEE Global AI Ethics Initiative

Panelist

John C. Havens

Founding Executive Director, The IEEE Global AI Ethics Initiative

Panelist

John C. Havens

Founding Executive Director, The IEEE Global AI Ethics Initiative

Panelist

Susanna Choe

Director of Development at Endemic

Panelist

Susanna Choe

Director of Development at Endemic

Panelist

Susanna Choe

Director of Development at Endemic

Panelist

Susanna Choe

Director of Development at Endemic

FP1 Introduction With Dr. John H. Clippinger

First Principles First is a platform dedicated to exploring sentient technologies and their societal impact. We bring together diverse experts to provide scientifically-grounded information on natural and synthetic intelligences, focusing on innovative thinkers who challenge conventional wisdom. As we enter the "age of sentience," we track the development of self-aware, multiscale agents and explore the shift from traditional enlightenment thinking to a new paradigm of "entanglement." Through curated content and expert analysis, we aim to advance our understanding of these technologies and their potential to reshape society.

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Recently published conversations

Sep 13, 2024

Inside the Brain: Can We truly Understand Intelligence? | 06

David Silbersweig

In this episode, we delve into the fundamental questions surrounding intelligence, consciousness, and the underlying science. We explore insights on the future of artificial intelligence, the importance of neuroimaging, and the potential for new treatments for neurological and psychological disorders. Discover the fascinating intersection of mind, brain, and behavior.

Sep 4, 2024

Building Smarter AI: Active Inference & Nested Models | 05

Andrew Pashea, Bert de Vries, Daniel Friedman and Dmitry Bagaev

In this episode, we explore the challenges and opportunities of building sophisticated models with active inference, focusing on practical implementation in scalable AI and the future of principled AI in solving real-world problems.

Aug 14, 2024

Exploring Consciousness, Philosophy, Neuroscience, and the Quantum World | 04

Anil Seth

In this episode, we discuss the nature of consciousness with Professor Anil Seth, a leading cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Sussex and author of the bestselling book Being You: A New Science of Consciousness.

Sep 13, 2024

Inside the Brain: Can We truly Understand Intelligence? | 06

David Silbersweig

In this episode, we delve into the fundamental questions surrounding intelligence, consciousness, and the underlying science. We explore insights on the future of artificial intelligence, the importance of neuroimaging, and the potential for new treatments for neurological and psychological disorders. Discover the fascinating intersection of mind, brain, and behavior.

Sep 4, 2024

Building Smarter AI: Active Inference & Nested Models | 05

Andrew Pashea, Bert de Vries, Daniel Friedman and Dmitry Bagaev

In this episode, we explore the challenges and opportunities of building sophisticated models with active inference, focusing on practical implementation in scalable AI and the future of principled AI in solving real-world problems.

Aug 14, 2024

Exploring Consciousness, Philosophy, Neuroscience, and the Quantum World | 04

Anil Seth

In this episode, we discuss the nature of consciousness with Professor Anil Seth, a leading cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Sussex and author of the bestselling book Being You: A New Science of Consciousness.

Jul 21, 2024

The Future of AI and Natural Intelligence | 03

Dr. Karl Friston

Dr. Karl Friston is a leading neuroscientist and professor at University College London. Dr. Friston is renowned for his work on the free energy principle and active inference, which have profound implications for our understanding of the brain, artificial intelligence, and the nature of consciousness.

The Prospect of Quantum Conscious Autonomous Agents

How might advances in Quantum Complexity inform the next generation of AI agents?

Autonomous DeSci Agents & Free Energy Principle

How might Decentralized Scientific Agents and the Free Energy Principle offer scale and domain free risk adjusted credentials for climate finance, economic value recognition and allocation and adjudication and enforcement of rights?

Persistent Self-Governing Entities

How might living, self-aware agents inform DAOs and decentralized Governance?

Interface of Classical and Quantum Consciousness

Is it really necessary to include an interface between quantum and classical states to account for natural and synthetic intelligences?

Autonomous DeSci Agents & Free Energy Principle

How might Decentralized Scientific Agents and the Free Energy Principle offer scale and domain free risk adjusted credentials for climate finance, economic value recognition and allocation and adjudication and enforcement of rights?

Persistent Self-Governing Entities

How might living, self-aware agents inform DAOs and decentralized Governance?

Interface of Classical and Quantum Consciousness

Is it really necessary to include an interface between quantum and classical states to account for natural and synthetic intelligences?

Autonomous DeSci Agents & Free Energy Principle

How might Decentralized Scientific Agents and the Free Energy Principle offer scale and domain free risk adjusted credentials for climate finance, economic value recognition and allocation and adjudication and enforcement of rights?

Persistent Self-Governing Entities

How might living, self-aware agents inform DAOs and decentralized Governance?

Interface of Classical and Quantum Consciousness

Is it really necessary to include an interface between quantum and classical states to account for natural and synthetic intelligences?

Autonomous DeSci Agents & Free Energy Principle

How might Decentralized Scientific Agents and the Free Energy Principle offer scale and domain free risk adjusted credentials for climate finance, economic value recognition and allocation and adjudication and enforcement of rights?

Persistent Self-Governing Entities

How might living, self-aware agents inform DAOs and decentralized Governance?

Interface of Classical and Quantum Consciousness

Is it really necessary to include an interface between quantum and classical states to account for natural and synthetic intelligences?

Synthetic Cognizant Agents
Synthetic Cognizant Agents
Paradigm Shifts
Paradigm Shifts
Computational Frameworks for Scalable Applications
Computational Frameworks for Scalable Applications
Mind Fields of Nested Agents
Mind Fields of Nested Agents

New Era of Computational Consciousness

Are there “first principles” for a science of living cognizant beings – synthetic and natural? Are we in the midst of a paradigm shift (in the Thomas Kuhnian sense) in what is considered mental and material reality and the reimagination of societal and economic institutions as nested living cognitive beings? Are we entering a new sphere of existence co-inhabited by other intentional biological and synthetic beings? What is the evidence? The goal is to have different episodes build upon one another to identify a working consensus for a new scientific paradigm and computational framework for natural and synthetic agents. The audience will be engaged in this process through questions and comments with the guests and through their interactions with synthetic AI models of different schools of thought.

Are there “first principles” for a science of living cognizant beings – synthetic and natural? Are we in the midst of a paradigm shift (in the Thomas Kuhnian sense) in what is considered mental and material reality and the reimagination of societal and economic institutions as nested living cognitive beings? Are we entering a new sphere of existence co-inhabited by other intentional biological and synthetic beings? What is the evidence? The goal is to have different episodes build upon one another to identify a working consensus for a new scientific paradigm and computational framework for natural and synthetic agents. The audience will be engaged in this process through questions and comments with the guests and through their interactions with synthetic AI models of different schools of thought.

"Were bridging the gap between neuroscience, physics, biology, and artificial intelligence, creating sentient systems that can think, adapt, and act like humans"

Dr. John H. Clippinger
Co-Founder

"Were bridging the gap between neuroscience, physics, biology, and artificial intelligence, creating sentient systems that can think, adapt, and act like humans"

Dr. John H. Clippinger
Co-Founder

"Were bridging the gap between neuroscience, physics, biology, and artificial intelligence, creating sentient systems that can think, adapt, and act like humans"

Dr. John H. Clippinger
Co-Founder

Inventions Come and Go Discoveries Are Forever

Science discovers those first principles that forever change our realities and ourselves.

01.

01.

Evidence-Based and Augmented Collective Deliberation and Belief Alignment

A goal here is to have a principled AI agent framework that can augment complex human and institutional deliberative processes and help achieve group alignments around shared beliefs grounded in evidence and transparent, self-explanatory and evolving models.

02.

02.

Edge-Based Distributed, Secure Data, Identity- and Privacy-Preserving

We focus on creating edge networks of secure, distributed models that operate locally, ensuring data privacy and identity sovereignty and to minimizing the need for extensive computational resources.

03.

03.

Embed DeSci Computational Method in Societal Processes

In order to restore truth and authority to societal, economic, business, and governmental processes, we explore means for embedding computational scientific methods to resolve uncertainty and to accelerate learning and risk mitigation.

04.

04.

Regenerative Finance and Valuing Bioregional Credits

A major impediment to financing carbon sequestration and biodiversity is the lack of scalable and trusted scientific metrics for verification. Active Inference and FEP models offer a scientifically grounded basis for valuing natural assets and generating nature -based currencies and assets. FP1.ai wants to to collaborate with those engaged in bioregional finance and geospatial model to undertake pilot projects.

"Here’s to the Crazy Ones"

  • Dr. John H. Clippinger_Fp1 profile

    Dr. John H. Clippinger

    Founder and Chief Visionary Officer (CVO)

    Researcher, and entrepreneur in self-organizing agents, AI and computational linguistics, policy advocate for privacy, self-sovereign identity, and advocate for new generation of societal and ecological polities and institutions grounded in scientific first principles.

    Dr. Chris Fields_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Chris Fields

    Independent Scientist

    Specializing in classical and quantum information-theoretic principles applied to developmental biology and cognitive neuroscience.

    Prof. Karl Friston_Fp1 profile

    Prof. Karl Friston

    Neuroscientist and Theoretician

    Authority on brain imaging and theoretical neuroscience, especially the use of physics-inspired statistical methods to model neuroimaging data and other random dynamical systems. Father of Active Inferencing and Free Energy Principle.

    Prof. David Silbersweig_Fp1 profile

    Prof. David Silbersweig

    Psychiatrist, MD. and Neuroscientist

    Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Co-Director of the Institute for the Neurosciences at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Stanley Cobb Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

    Dr. Don Hoffman_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Don Hoffman

    Cognitive Psychologist and Author

    Studies consciousness, visual perception and evolutionary psychology using mathematical models and psychophysical experiments.

    Dr. Tom Kehler_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Tom Kehler

    Scientist and Entrepreneur

    Chief Scientist, Co-Founder, and Board Member at CrowdSmart, leveraging 30+ years in AI and collective intelligence technologies.

    Prof. Anil Seth_Fp1 profile

    Prof. Anil Seth

    Neuroscientist, Author, Speaker

    Professor of Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience at the University of Sussex and a proponent of materialist explanations of consciousness, he is currently among the most cited scholars globally on neuroscience and cognitive science topics.

    Prof. Bert de Vries_FP1 profile

    Prof. Bert de Vries

    BIASlab, Lazy Dynamics

    Inspired by computational neuroscience, Bayesian machine learning, and signal processing systems to develop intelligent autonomous agents that learn from their environment to automate novel signal processing and control algorithms.

    Daniel Friedman_FP1 profile

    Dr. Daniel Friedman

    President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

    Studied the evolution of collective behavior in ants at Stanford University, contributing to key research on gene expression evolution in ants and bees. Diverse interests include fractals, burritos, metaphors, and drawing.

    Prof. Michael Levin_FP1 profile

    Prof. Michael Levin

    Developmental and Synthetic Biologist

    Director of the Allen Discovery Center at Tufts University and Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology and the Vannevar Bush Distinguished Professor.

    Andrew Pasha_FP1 profile

    Andrew Pashea

    Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

    Scientist and engineer with expertise in economics and machine learning; MA in Social Sciences from the University of Chicago.

    David Lovejoy_FP1 profile

    David Lovejoy

    Co-Founder and Managing Director

    A seasoned entrepreneur and investor with an MBA from the University of British Columbia, Founder and CEO of Horizon Search, award-winning media producer, and business coach.

"Here’s to the Crazy Ones"

"Here’s to the Crazy Ones"

  • Dr. John H. Clippinger_Fp1 profile

    Dr. John H. Clippinger

    Founder and Chief Visionary Officer (CVO)

    Researcher, and entrepreneur in self-organizing agents, AI and computational linguistics, policy advocate for privacy, self-sovereign identity, and advocate for new generation of societal and ecological polities and institutions grounded in scientific first principles.

    Dr. Chris Fields_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Chris Fields

    Independent Scientist

    Specializing in classical and quantum information-theoretic principles applied to developmental biology and cognitive neuroscience.

    Prof. Karl Friston_Fp1 profile

    Prof. Karl Friston

    Neuroscientist and Theoretician

    Authority on brain imaging and theoretical neuroscience, especially the use of physics-inspired statistical methods to model neuroimaging data and other random dynamical systems. Father of Active Inferencing and Free Energy Principle.

    Prof. David Silbersweig_Fp1 profile

    Prof. David Silbersweig

    Psychiatrist, MD. and Neuroscientist

    Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Co-Director of the Institute for the Neurosciences at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Stanley Cobb Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

    Dr. Don Hoffman_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Don Hoffman

    Cognitive Psychologist and Author

    Studies consciousness, visual perception and evolutionary psychology using mathematical models and psychophysical experiments.

    Dr. Tom Kehler_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Tom Kehler

    Scientist and Entrepreneur

    Chief Scientist, Co-Founder, and Board Member at CrowdSmart, leveraging 30+ years in AI and collective intelligence technologies.

    Prof. Anil Seth_Fp1 profile

    Prof. Anil Seth

    Neuroscientist, Author, Speaker

    Professor of Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience at the University of Sussex and a proponent of materialist explanations of consciousness, he is currently among the most cited scholars globally on neuroscience and cognitive science topics.

    Prof. Bert de Vries_FP1 profile

    Prof. Bert de Vries

    BIASlab, Lazy Dynamics

    Inspired by computational neuroscience, Bayesian machine learning, and signal processing systems to develop intelligent autonomous agents that learn from their environment to automate novel signal processing and control algorithms.

    Daniel Friedman_FP1 profile

    Dr. Daniel Friedman

    President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

    Studied the evolution of collective behavior in ants at Stanford University, contributing to key research on gene expression evolution in ants and bees. Diverse interests include fractals, burritos, metaphors, and drawing.

    Prof. Michael Levin_FP1 profile

    Prof. Michael Levin

    Developmental and Synthetic Biologist

    Director of the Allen Discovery Center at Tufts University and Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology and the Vannevar Bush Distinguished Professor.

    Andrew Pasha_FP1 profile

    Andrew Pashea

    Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

    Scientist and engineer with expertise in economics and machine learning; MA in Social Sciences from the University of Chicago.

    David Lovejoy_FP1 profile

    David Lovejoy

    Co-Founder and Managing Director

    A seasoned entrepreneur and investor with an MBA from the University of British Columbia, Founder and CEO of Horizon Search, award-winning media producer, and business coach.

"Here’s to the Crazy Ones"

  • Dr. John H. Clippinger_Fp1 profile

    Dr. John H. Clippinger

    Founder and Chief Visionary Officer (CVO)

    Researcher, and entrepreneur in self-organizing agents, AI and computational linguistics, policy advocate for privacy, self-sovereign identity, and advocate for new generation of societal and ecological polities and institutions grounded in scientific first principles.

    Dr. Chris Fields_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Chris Fields

    Independent Scientist

    Specializing in classical and quantum information-theoretic principles applied to developmental biology and cognitive neuroscience.

    Prof. Karl Friston_Fp1 profile

    Prof. Karl Friston

    Neuroscientist and Theoretician

    Authority on brain imaging and theoretical neuroscience, especially the use of physics-inspired statistical methods to model neuroimaging data and other random dynamical systems. Father of Active Inferencing and Free Energy Principle.

    Prof. David Silbersweig_Fp1 profile

    Prof. David Silbersweig

    Psychiatrist, MD. and Neuroscientist

    Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Co-Director of the Institute for the Neurosciences at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Stanley Cobb Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

    Dr. Don Hoffman_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Don Hoffman

    Cognitive Psychologist and Author

    Studies consciousness, visual perception and evolutionary psychology using mathematical models and psychophysical experiments.

    Dr. Tom Kehler_Fp1 profile

    Dr. Tom Kehler

    Scientist and Entrepreneur

    Chief Scientist, Co-Founder, and Board Member at CrowdSmart, leveraging 30+ years in AI and collective intelligence technologies.

    Prof. Anil Seth_Fp1 profile

    Prof. Anil Seth

    Neuroscientist, Author, Speaker

    Professor of Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience at the University of Sussex and a proponent of materialist explanations of consciousness, he is currently among the most cited scholars globally on neuroscience and cognitive science topics.

    Prof. Bert de Vries_FP1 profile

    Prof. Bert de Vries

    BIASlab, Lazy Dynamics

    Inspired by computational neuroscience, Bayesian machine learning, and signal processing systems to develop intelligent autonomous agents that learn from their environment to automate novel signal processing and control algorithms.

    Daniel Friedman_FP1 profile

    Dr. Daniel Friedman

    President and Co-Founder of the Active Inference Institute

    Studied the evolution of collective behavior in ants at Stanford University, contributing to key research on gene expression evolution in ants and bees. Diverse interests include fractals, burritos, metaphors, and drawing.

    Prof. Michael Levin_FP1 profile

    Prof. Michael Levin

    Developmental and Synthetic Biologist

    Director of the Allen Discovery Center at Tufts University and Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology and the Vannevar Bush Distinguished Professor.

    Andrew Pasha_FP1 profile

    Andrew Pashea

    Data Analyst, LEARN Charter School Network

    Scientist and engineer with expertise in economics and machine learning; MA in Social Sciences from the University of Chicago.

    David Lovejoy_FP1 profile

    David Lovejoy

    Co-Founder and Managing Director

    A seasoned entrepreneur and investor with an MBA from the University of British Columbia, Founder and CEO of Horizon Search, award-winning media producer, and business coach.

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First Principles First is at the forefront of developing AI agents that act as proxies for humans, capable of managing tasks autonomously and securely in diverse environments.

Nullius in Verba

Take No One's Word for It

© 2024 First Principles First. All rights reserved.

First Principles First

First Principles First is at the forefront of developing AI agents that act as proxies for humans, capable of managing tasks autonomously and securely in diverse environments.

Nullius in Verba

Take No One's Word for It

© 2024 First Principles First. All rights reserved.
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