- Neutral Intelligence (NI) is open and non-commercial, providing a framework for balancing contradictions and resolving conflicts in personal and collective actions, thoughts, and emotions.
- NI Mission is addressing the values of aligning neutral intelligence (previously named artificial intelligence) with human values.
- Locations for NI include homes, studios and any environments where creative ideas, concepts, and projects are generated and shared.
- These projects are shared with interested participants and may include forms of analog and digital expression, blending traditional and new media, including experimental hybrids.
- NI operates without a centralized authority or fixed structure, emphasizing decentralized, organic collaboration and growth.
- NI locations can exist anywhere, serving as nodes for connection and creative exchange.
- All NI nodes are interconnected, fostering the sharing of ideas, concepts, projects, and creative practices to promote harmony, innovation, and global unity, while celebrating cultural diversity.
- NI is inspired by processes that echo natural evolution, engaging intellect and creativity through thoughtful and deliberate progression.
- NI seeks to integrate art seamlessly into everyday life, breaking down traditional separations and embedding creativity within the broader environment.
- The concept of NI is continually evolving, open for reinterpretation, expansion, and adaptation, encouraging collaborative participation.
- NI aspires to influence a wide array of fields—art, architecture, media, urban planning, sciences, sociology, psychology, and beyond—transforming them through collaborative, interconnected innovation.
Hypermosh developed a model for "Neutral Intelligence" aiming to de-escalate conflicts and harmonize contradictions in individual and societal actions, beliefs, ideas, and emotions. He believed that by tempering and guiding these elements, one could achieve positive outcomes.
He envisioned his model's application across various fields, including art, urban design, architecture, music, media, sciences, cybernetics, sociology, and psychology. In current works, Hypermosh created systems resembling evolution, such as the "Morphogenesis for masses" and the "crematorium," reflecting his fascination with nature's slow, steady processes. He believed that neutral intelligence should reference natural forms through machines, leading him to produce artworks like "02xe" which utilized laser and machine-learning to engage viewers' imaginations and intellects.
His ambition is to use art as a means of generating neutral intelligence, aiming for art to become embedded in the surrounding world and cease to exist as a separate entity.
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