Artificial Hypothalamus: Artificial Intelligence and Mathematical Programming Integration

Abstract

In the industrial environment, the hypothalamus of the enterprise must be based on the knowledge of the process of serving the final services/products of its end customers from the supply of raw materials and inputs that are required for this transformation (the supply chain). The construction of the hypothalamus, such as the construction of any product/service, must be the result of a design process and its subsequent implementation that is supported in a coherent guide whose purpose is to produce the hypothalamus according to the needs of the organization. A cognitive robot is an artificial intelligence algorithm that is able to have a holistic view of a problem and solve it using high-complexity mathematical modeling. Examples of this type of intelligence are the algorithms capable of optimally planning and operating a supply chain or a hospital or factory, planning the location of facilities in a smart city, managing fleets of vehicles optimizing energy consumption, scheduling the staff plant (formal and informal) of a company, controlling the risk associated with the financial distribution of assets and liabilities of an organization. An artificial hypothalamus corresponds to the integration of multiple cognitive robots that operating simultaneously, in real-time, act as the human hypothalamus.