This post was rejected for the following reason(s):
Looks like you’re crossposting this from your blog elsewhere. That can be fine, but sometimes we we’ll reject these crossposts (or allow them but with a warning) if they seem like they’re not quite aimed at the LessWrong audience or adopting LessWrong norms. LessWrong has particular norms aimed at getting towards truth (e.g. avoiding rhetoric, being precise, being quantitative, etc), and your post isn't obviously displaying those. Good solutions to this are to (a) write an extra intro to your post to explain why people on LessWrong might find it interesting, (b) rewrite to be a style more aimed at truth than persuasiveness or engagingness.
This doesn't seem to have quite enough content or explanation of relevance, especially for a first post.
Classical Cybernetics and Robotics have a distinguished history of architectural schema to inform emergent ideas on how best to embody AI. In particular, the Robot Operating System (ROS) developer community, using a legacy OODA Loop architecture, are applying GAI in defining a multi-modal LWM rich-data channel-set and data-flow dynamics. Work is in preliminary brainstorming phase. This Topic is to urgently explore critical issues, including security and ethics, and elicit new ideas.