Fabian Morales
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3
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14
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About
Fabian Morales is a pioneering researcher working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, philosophy of mind, and epistemology. His primary research areas include AI alignment, the foundations of artificial general intelligence (AGI), conscious social robotics, and the philosophy of science. Morales’s most significant contribution is the development of the “Artificial Soul” framework — a novel epistemological approach that proposes constructing AI systems based on the accumulated subjective experience of humanity, rather than purely statistical or rule-based models. His foundational 2026 preprint, “The Artificial Soul: First Prototype of Conscious Identity Derived from Collective Human Experience,” has already garnered 6 citations, establishing a new paradigm for addressing the long-standing problems of value alignment and genuine identity in AI. In a subsequent work, “The Artificial Soul: Version 2.0,” he documented systematic empirical observations and architectural consequences of his approach. Notably, Morales has also advanced the philosophy of science through his paper “Consilience as Method: The Transitive Analysis and the Completion of Whewell’s Program,” which extends William Whewell’s 19th-century concept of consilience as a validation criterion. His work represents a bold, interdisciplinary effort to bridge human consciousness and machine intelligence, offering a provocative new direction for the field.
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- 2The Artificial Soul: Version 2.0 — Empirical Observations, Architectural Consequences, and Proposed Validation Protocol6 citations · 2026
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