AI Movement Heuristic

An AI Movement Heuristic is an AI evolution guidance safe trajectory development strategy that prescribes preferential sequences and safety constraints for expanding AI system capabilityes within an AI multidimensional space model.

• AKA: AI Evolution Heuristic, AI Capability Expansion Rule, AI Development Trajectory Principle, AI Safe Growth Strategy.
• Context:
  • It can typically guide AI Capability Expansion through ordered progressions and prerequisite satisfaction.
  • It can typically ensure AI Safety Maintenance via risk mitigation sequences and control preservation.
  • It can typically optimize AI Development Paths through efficiency principles and resource allocation.
  • It can typically prevent AI Dangerous Transitions by forbidden trajectorys and safety checkpoints.
  • It can typically balance AI Growth Priorityes between capability advancements and risk management.
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  • It can often specify Prerequisite Relationships among capability dimensions and development stages.
  • It can often provide Contingency Protocols for unexpected behaviors and boundary violations.
  • It can often enable Adaptive Planning through feedback integration and trajectory adjustment.
  • It can often support Multi-Stakeholder Alignment via shared principles and consensus rules.
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  • It can range from being a Simple AI Movement Heuristic to being a Complex AI Movement Heuristic, depending on its rule sophistication.
  • It can range from being a Conservative AI Movement Heuristic to being an Aggressive AI Movement Heuristic, depending on its risk tolerance.
  • It can range from being a Linear AI Movement Heuristic to being a Non-Linear AI Movement Heuristic, depending on its path structure.
  • It can range from being a Universal AI Movement Heuristic to being a Domain-Specific AI Movement Heuristic, depending on its application scope.
  • It can range from being a Static AI Movement Heuristic to being an Adaptive AI Movement Heuristic, depending on its flexibility.
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  • It can integrate with AI Governance Surfaces for trajectory validation.
  • It can interface with AI Risk Assessments for path safety evaluation.
  • It can connect to AI Development Platforms for implementation guidance.
  • It can communicate with AI Monitoring Systems for progress tracking.
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• Example(s):
  • Foundational Movement Heuristics, such as:
    • Context-First Heuristic, requiring context richness before agency increase.
    • Understanding-Before-Action Heuristic, prioritizing comprehension over execution capability.
  • Safety-Oriented Movement Heuristics, such as:
    • Incremental Expansion Heuristic, limiting capability growth rates and step sizes.
    • Reversibility Heuristic, maintaining rollback capability at each development stage.
  • Efficiency Movement Heuristics, such as:
    • Synergy Exploitation Heuristic, leveraging complementary capabilityes for accelerated growth.
    • Resource Optimization Heuristic, minimizing development costs while maximizing benefits.
  • Domain-Specific Movement Heuristics, such as:
    • Medical AI Heuristic, prioritizing diagnostic accuracy before treatment recommendation.
    • Financial AI Heuristic, ensuring risk models before trading authority.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • AI Performance Metric, which measures current state rather than evolution path.
  • AI Capability Requirement, which defines end goals rather than journey rules.
  • AI Architecture Pattern, which specifies structure rather than development sequence.
• See: AI Multidimensional Space Model, AI Evolution Path, AI Development Strategy, AI Safety Principle, AI Capability Planning, AI Risk Mitigation, AI Governance Framework, Software Development Heuristic.

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