Paraconsistent Foundations for Quantum Probability

Goertzel, Ben

arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence 

The mathematics of quantum mechanics has been viewed and analyzed from a huge variety of different perspectives, each shedding light on different subtleties of its underlying structure and its connection to our everyday reality. Here we add an additional thread to this conceptual polyphony, demonstrating a close connection between fuzzy paraconsistent logic and quantum probabilities. This connection suggests new variations on existing interpretations of quantum reality and measurement. It also provides some tantalizing connections between the probabilistic and fuzzy logic used in modern AI systems and quantum probabilistic reasoning, which may have implications for quantum-computing implementations of logical inference based AI. The ideas here arose as a spinoff from the work reported in [Goe21], which uses a variety of paraconsistent intuitionistic logic called Constructible Duality (CD) Logic as a means for giving a rigorous logic foundation to the PLN (Probabilistic Logic Networks) logic [GIGH08] that has been used in the OpenCog AI project [GPG13a, GPG13b] for well over a decade now.

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