Computational Semiotics: Language, Logic and Flirting Systems

Abinesh Mathivanan, Parthu Ammineni

Abstract: We're about to embark on a mind-bending journey into the wicked world of Computational Semiotics. It's like artificial intelligence's rebellious cousin, flipping the bird to mainstream approaches and finding solace in the arms of semiotics. Yeah, that obscure philosophy of mind stuff, but with a technical twist. Back in the 1970s, when disco ruled and bell-bottoms were hip, two mavericks named Dmitri Pospelov in Russia and Eugene Pendergraft in the U.S. dropped some mind-blowing works, linking semiotics to intelligent systems. But hey, no one paid attention. The world wasn't ready for their brilliance, or maybe it was just too damn unconventional. Fact I'm vaguely interested in Computer science and logic, I've written this paper just for some of the reasons including the fact that "Computational Semiotics" sounds too good and it makes some sense if you're intelligent enough. See ya.

Keywords: Semiotics, Intelligent Systems, Computation, Logic, Philosophy, Madness, Existential crisis, Language