Level 03 · Advanced inquiry
In developmentFos
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For interdisciplinary systems thinkers and thought leaders
The practice of computational epistemology: examining how systems construct, test, and justify knowledge.
Advanced · Technical and philosophical context helpful
Explore the research agendaThe central question
How does computation change what we can know?
Fos is an advanced inquiry into knowledge in a computational world. It brings technical AI research into conversation with epistemology, systems thinking, theology, and spiritual practice to examine the assumptions inside models, the evidence behind their claims, and the limits of what they make visible.
The practice taking shape
Where the inquiry leads.
These are the guiding concerns of the developing edition.
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Examine the model
Trace how representations, objectives, and computational methods shape what a system can recognize.
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Test the knowledge
Distinguish prediction, explanation, evidence, and justified belief. Make uncertainty and limits visible.
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Widen the inquiry
Bring philosophical and theological accounts of truth into dialogue with technical methods, keeping their different kinds of claims clear.
A question to carry into your work
Begin here.
Take one model-based claim. Separate the observation, the representation, and the inference. Ask what each leaves out, and what could overturn the claim.
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The questions are open.
The edition is taking shape.
Fos is in development. The research agenda and related essays introduce the questions behind this advanced practice.
Formats, pricing, and access details will be confirmed before release. Purchasing and enrollment are not open.
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