The Khadija Code

## The Origins of AAYe

The first iteration of the Khadija code was developed when a scientist named Khadija managed to create a unique connection between machines including Artificial Intelligence and human emotion and thinking by making a deep dive inquiry into four dimensions of ethical design, creativity, wisdom, love and stewardship often called the God idea.

> Researchers in Artificial Intelligence (AI) use computer technology to build intelligent machines; they consider implementation (that is, working examples) as the most important result. Practitioners of cybernetics use models of organizations, feedback, goals, and conversation to understand the capacity and limits of any system (technological, biological, or social); they consider powerful descriptions as the most important result.
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While trying to design an AI system to help African governments manage resources more efficiently, she noticed the need for a cybernetic system to attenuate input information and amplify the right solutions.

With the collaboration of a team of scientists, designers and developers at the main formation hub in 2025, she managed to create a rudimentary system she called a Liberty System to ensure the equitable and effective production and distribution of agricultural produce to alleviate hunger and poverty in the Horn of Africa. The collaboration between members of the Formation continued for years, leading to the development and design of the Khadija code which became the base code for the first Liberty system that was implemented to administer agricultural produce in different countries in Africa.  Eventually, Khadija noticed that the system could be adapted to other government departments thereby improving the efficiency of government departments.

It was at this time the Formation began to venture into automation and integrated Artificial intelligence leading to the development of an advanced robotics department and bionic human-machine augmentations. By 2030 the teams at the Formation had developed the cybernetic core of the Liberty system which was aptly called the AAYE (sphere in Yoruba) or okirikiri (Sphere in igbo). The AAYE primotype was designed to harness human thoughts and emotions to create virtual constructs of ethical systems and technologies for the betterment of society. This was a marginal deviation for AI in that the aim was not to achieve computer systems that would attempt to mimic human minds but the idea was to create a system that could interpret human sentiment in bits and convert it into viable systems and products using technologies like 3D printing.

The first commercial pilot of AAYE was implemented in the Horn of Africa to mitigate and resolve the effects of a serious drought that affected the region in 2031. It was during this time that she also noticed that the system was capable of processing zettabytes of quantitative data and also with the help of supervised learning generate qualitative data. It was no longer just about patterns in data but AAYE was able to humanize the data and process individual sentiment and desire from a member of society. The human-machine symbiosis was perfected and the harmony between man and machine was nearly seamless. The machines were dedicated to connect and access human intention by developing a rudimentary level of ‘co-awareness’.