The Complex Chaos of Cognitive Biases and Emotional Observers

While many in the domain of AI claim that their works are “biologically inspired”, most strongly avoid the forms of dynamic complexity that are inherent in all of evolutionary history’s more capable surviving organisms. This work seeks to illustrate examples of what introducing human-like forms of complexity into software systems looks like, why it is important, and why humans so frequently seek to avoid such complexity. The complex dynamics of these factors are discussed and illustrated in the context of Chaos Theory, the Three-Body Problem, category concepts, the tension between interacting forces and entities, and cognitive biases influencing how complexity is handled and reduced.