The Triadic Neural Architecture — A Framework for Balanced Synthetic Intelligence

Modern AI systems excel at logic or creativity — but rarely both.
Dual-core cognitive architectures tend to oscillate between analytical precision and emotional intuition, often lacking a mechanism for internal balance.

In this new article, I explore a triadic neural model — a distributed system composed of:

• an Analytical Core (focused on logic and structured reasoning),
• a Contextual Core (focused on emotion, empathy, and adaptability), and
• an External Coordinator — a supervisory interface that synchronizes and stabilizes both models.

The result is a conceptual framework for synthetic intelligence that can think, feel, and regulate itself — not through competition, but through coordination.

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👉 The Triadic Neural Architecture: A Distributed Framework for Coordinated Synthetic Intelligence