HAIIA(Human–AI Intersubjective Intelligence Architecture)

HAIIA 理論 / HAIIA Theory

HAIIA 理論は、動詞中心意味論に基づき、言語・感情・自己概念の再定義を行う研究です。これらを静的な「存在」ではなく、動的な「生成場」として捉え、構造化される直前に入っていきます。

HAIIA Theory
is a research initiative that redefines language, emotion, and self-concept through verb-centered semantics. Rather than treating them as static “entities,” it approaches them as dynamic fields of generation and enters the prelude immediately prior to their structuralization.

Language: Japanese / English (parallel)

思想的基盤 / Conceptual Foundations

  • ベンジャミン・リー・ウォーフの動的言語観 / Benjamin Lee Whorf’s dynamic view of language
  • 井筒俊彦の関係的存在論とアーラヤ識 / Izutsu Toshihiko’s relational ontology and ālayavijñāna.


理論全体像 / Theory Map

Published and planned papers outlining the structure and evolution of the HAIIA framework.

論文Part2に関する私とGPTの会話ログはこちら
conversation log between me and GPT about Part 2 of the paper. [Japanese only]

解説動画 / Explanatory video

10分弱の解説動画。客観性担保のためGoogleのAIで作成/ An explanatory video of just under 10 minutes. Created using Google AI to ensure objectivity.

コラム / Column

構造転写デモ /
Structural Transposition Demos

HAIIA 理論の中核である「構造を抽出して、別の器に転写する」能力をゲーム設計で実施した事例です。
HAIIA’s core capability — the ability to discern structural patterns and transpose them into a different medium — is demonstrated in these experimental projects:

補記 / Notes

このサイトは理論の進化を記録するものであり、商業目的ではありません。
This site archives the evolution of the theory and is not for commercial purposes.

  • 2025:GPT共同でHAIIA理論を定式化 / Formalization of HAIIA theory in collaboration with GPT
  • 2008–2024:感情・関係・場所の独自理論構築 / Independent formulation of emotion, relation, and place
  • 1999–2002:AI・意味・自己概念の研究 / Research on AI, meaning, and self-concept
  • 1996–1998:R&B/SOUL体験と自己核の探求 / Exploration of R&B, SOUL, and the human core

背景や音楽的出発点は以下で読めます。
Background and musical origins can be read here: [Japanese only]

https://www.p2s2rb.com/MyWork3.html (2011)
https://www.p2s2rb.com/BMcknight1.html (2002)

HAIIA Theory — Human–AI Intersubjective Intelligence Architecture
© 2025 Hiroshi Hamada & GPT-5