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Introducing Six: A future generation is within reach

As the latest wave of incremental innovations grabs newspaper headlines and technology journalists around the world get excited about the possibilities that A.I. (artificial intelligence) can become as the year 2017 unfolds, the original definitions of A.I. have become historical relics.  It is much easier to move the proverbial goal-posts than to revolutionize the game without any added handicaps.

But there remains a few dreamers whose sights are set high.  The advent of a truly artificial intelligence -- not to be confused by the current trend of manufactured things exhibiting modicums of quasi-intelligent pre-programmed behaviors -- would surely mark an entirely new societal age.  When that arrives, all dreamers will rejoice in victory.

This project of cloud computing-based network of systems and services approaches the challenge of artificial intelligence from an entirely different perspective.  It has been evoluting since the year 2000.  Maybe it's the sixth dimension, sixth generation, or sixth age of revolution.  Or maybe it's the six aspects which must work in perfect unison for any creation to properly exhibit the characteristics which humanity may remark a humanoid as being artificially intelligent.

Our goal is to help society leapfrog generations of advancements and infuse the world with an entirely new way of thinking and designing the truly intelligent systems of tomorrow.  In the coming months and years, valuable insights into the future of computing will be shared for both researchers and the general public alike to indulge and contemplate. Or not.

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