BEYOND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: WHY ODAMAI OUTPERFORMS BOTH AI AND SYNTHETIC INTELLIGENCE

Abstract

While today’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved remarkable practical success, their foundations remain constrained by statistical modeling rather than true cognition. Recently, the concept of Synthetic Intelligence (SI) has emerged as an attempt to overcome these limits by creating self-evolving, autonomous, and integrated digital minds. However, even SI remains technologically deterministic, lacking the ontological understanding of human cognition. The OdamAI framework—rooted in the Odam Tili (Human Language) theory founded by Dr. Mahmudjon Kuchkarov—offers a fundamentally different paradigm: an intelligence that reasons, interprets, and evolves through empirical meaning rather than probabilistic prediction. This paper compares AI, SI, and OdamAI, highlighting the scientific and philosophical breakthroughs that position OdamAI as the next evolutionary step toward human-aligned machine intelligence.