Cartheur was founded in 2009 to innovate in the hardware and software domains where an idea coalesced around the notion of The Artificial Mind. I started this study formally in 1995. The first question was: What is the capacity for reason? As we know, Kant and Schopenhauer described this in totality. In the modern context: What is artificial psychology and why is it imperative we study this phenomenon?We will need these ideas in the lens of cybernetics as these machines become more commonplace.

Here, then, is a consultancy to get us talking, designing, and implementing what is most beneficial, ethical, and efficient.

What I look like today.

As an AI engineer and cyberneticist with over a two decades of experience, here at Cartheur I specialize in designing intelligent, fault-tolerant systems that bridge theoretical AI with real-world applications. At Cartheur Research, I lead the development of energy-efficient AI hardware and software, including a partial AGI implemented in C# .NET for robotic systems, achieving robust context-aware decision-making. My work integrates machine learning, neural networks, and cybernetic principles, informed by my Ph.D. research at the University of Reading under Kevin Warwick. Notable projects include a patented method for artificial living entities (US20180204107A1) and energy-optimized platforms for large language models, reducing computational costs by 30%. Proficient in Python, C#, and system architecture, I combine interdisciplinary insights from physics and philosophy to innovate AI solutions for enterprise challenges. Explore my GitHub and publications for open-source contributions and research. I’m passionate about advancing AI’s potential and welcome opportunities to discuss how my expertise can drive your projects forward.

Have a listen to my podcast: The Artificial Life Robotics Show.

About my educational background and the history of my unique abilities

Dr. C.A. Tucker, studied for his Ph.D. under the supervision of Professor Kevin Warwick at the University of Reading, where the department of Cybernetics was founded by W. Ross Ashby. In the same way as a family genealogy, there is also an academic genealogy. As he studied, so did Kevin study and so forth extending deep into intellectual history. here is Dr. Tucker's academic genealogy for his Ph.D., starting with Kevin Warwick it flows into the past under English, German, Dutch, Greek, and Persian scientists:

• John Westcott
• Colin Cherry
• Norbert Wiener
• Karl Schmidt
• Paul Gerhard Natorp
• Ernst Laas
• Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg
• Karl Reinhold
• Immanuel Kant
• Martin Knutzen
• Christian M. von Wolff
• Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
• Christiaan Huygens
• Frans van Schooten
• Jacobus van Gool (Golius)
• Thomas van Erpe (Erpenius)
• Joseph Justus Scaliger
• Adrien Turnèbe
• Jacques Toussain
• Guillaume Budé
• Janus Lascaris
• Basilios Bessarion
• Georgios Plethon Gemistos (Gemistus Pletho)
• Demetrios Kydones
• Neilos Kabasilas
• Gregory Palamas
• Theodore Metochites
• Manuel Bryennios
• Gregory Chioniadis
• Shams ad-Dīn al-Bukhari
• Nasīr al-Dīn Tūsī

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Between the past and the future lies what is undone. Formerly Paradox Technologies 1994-2008.