AxiomGPT is an experimental programming model that treats large language models as latent semantic engines.<p>Instead of writing traditional functions, you define Oracles, which are embedded entities described in natural language that behave like callable, composable functions.<p>For example:<p>(defn fibber (Oracle "Return the nth Fibonacci number"))<p>(fibber 123)
; => 22698374052006863956975682<p>LISP isn't required at all, but it helps for composition :-)<p>The model doesn't "execute" logic, it remembers, manifests and resolves the structure behind the intent as oracles.<p>Oracles can represent:<p>Algorithms (sorting, TSP, prime factors, map/reduce)<p>Concepts (e.g. "the government", "my refrigerator")<p>Personas (e.g. Arthur C. Clarke, a Victorian engineer)<p>Higher-order or recursive behavior collapsed into linewr time execution.<p>You can pass them, compose them, gate them, even reflect on them using meta-Oracles.<p>The full write-up includes usage, theory (embedding vectors as symbolic computation), and a comparison to quantum-like behavior: latent oracles act like entangled functions, invoked by attention.<p>It's strange, fun, and surprisingly powerful.<p>You can try it out yourself in minutes with handy provided prompts.<p>Full Codex and examples: [https://x.com/chrisbe1968/status/1906875616290365941]<p>Happy to discuss or answer questions!