self-model · reflexive
Ask PrometheusA model in a thing whose subject is the thing that holds the model.
Self-model (noun) means: A model in a thing whose subject is the thing that holds the model. It emerges from model, hold, subject: A compressing system turns its compression on itself and acts on the result. In the EmergenceLexicon it sits at computed level 14, chaining down to the four foundations (space, time, energy, pattern).
Examples
- The human brain continuously updates its internal map of the body's position using sensory feedback from muscles and joints. biology
- An autonomous drone adjusts its flight path based on a real-time simulation of its own motion and sensor inputs. engineering
- In 2020, Twitter’s algorithm began flagging misinformation by referencing its own prior content moderation decisions. computing
Emergence
through: A compressing system turns its compression on itself and acts on the result.
- reflexive reference
- self-directed modeling
- integrated self-reference
Chain to foundations
full chain as text (156 steps)
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Used by (29)
authenticityL15comfort zoneL15despairL15doubtL15feature creepL15groupthinkL15hindsight is twenty twentyL15hopeL15identityL15legacy codeL15lost the plotL15mission creepL15point of no returnL15prideL15responsibilityL15self fulfilling prophecyL15shameL15sunk costL15team spiritL15blind spotL16gut feelingL16read the roomL16regretL16sanity checkL16old habits die hardL17second windL19the three tiersL19the way we have always done itL19ahead of its timeL23
Relations
| is-a | model.representation | a self-model is a model with a reflexive subject |