MöAAl

MöAAl is a conceptual framework used in certain academic and artistic circles to explore the intersection of memory, artificial intelligence, and altered perception. The term itself is a neologism, coined by interdisciplinary artist and theorist Dr. Anya Sharma in her 2021 publication, "Echoes in the Algorithm." MöAAl posits that as artificial intelligence systems become increasingly sophisticated, they not only process data but also begin to synthesize and present information in ways that can mimic or even influence human memory. This can lead to a subjective experience of altered perception, where the boundary between lived experience and digitally mediated information blurs.

The framework is not a scientific theory in the traditional sense but rather a lens through which to analyze contemporary phenomena. It draws upon philosophical ideas about consciousness, phenomenology, and the nature of reality, alongside advancements in AI and cognitive science. MöAAl suggests that by understanding how AI "remembers" and reconstructs data, we can gain new insights into the fallibility and plasticity of our own memories. Applications of MöAAl are explored in various fields, including digital art installations that manipulate audience perception, theoretical discussions on the future of digital consciousness, and critical analyses of how social media algorithms shape collective memory. It remains a niche concept, primarily discussed within specialized academic journals and artistic manifestos.