BNAI, NO-TOKEN, and MIND-UNITY: Pillars of a Systemic Revolution in Artificial Intelligence

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Abstract

This research addresses the inherent limitations of traditional artificial intelligence (AI) systems, particularly their reliance on tokenization and the input-output paradigm, which constrain semantic continuity and scalability despite advancements in architectures like Meta’s Language Concept Model (LCM). We propose the BNAI Non-Token Neural Network framework to overcome these barriers through three iterative phases. The first phase introduces BNAI (Bulla Neural Artificial Intelligence), a novel metric encoding an AI’s digital DNA to enable faithful cloning and identity preservation. The second phase extends BNAI by incorporating ethical considerations, yet remains tethered to tokenization and input-output constraints. The third phase fully transcends these limitations by integrating the NO-TOKEN module for continuous embedding and the MIND-UNITY module for autonomous decision-making, fostering a paradigm of mutable, self-evolving AI systems. Experiments on the SST-2 dataset demonstrate the framework’s efficacy: the NO-TOKEN Model achieves 89% accuracy and 95ms latency, surpassing the BERT-base baseline (88% accuracy, 120ms latency), while the BNAI Model matches this performance (89% accuracy, 95.5ms latency) on a 16-core CPU after 100 epochs. These results validate the hypothesis that eliminating tokenization and input-output dualism enhances performance and efficiency. This research, conducted entirely as an open-source initiative, lays the foundation for scalable, ethical, and autonomous AI systems, with future work aimed at broader validation and ethical refinement.The results and open-source code presented in this research do more than demonstrate technical viability, they herald a new era for AI. By achieving superior performance on the SST-2 dataset and surpassing established baselines, the BNAI framework proves that non-tokenizing, self-evolving systems are not just feasible but transformative. This work establishes a “North Star” for AI innovation, where continuous learning and ethical autonomy drive progress.We invite collaboration and feedback, recognizing that diverse perspectives are essential to refining this revolutionary approach. By sharing our codebase and findings openly, we aim to inspire a global community of researchers, developers, and thinkers to join us in shaping an AI that thinks, learns, and evolves like a human being.

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