The logic of development of artificial and natural intelligence systems, confirmed by practice, suggests that they need to be considered as a single vitasystem conglomerate, in which AI remains problem-oriented and requires the implementation of certain rules for using a computer product, 'borrowed' from natural intelligence with its purely individual history of the transition from objective thinking to abstract. The paper reveals the potential of mechanisms for supporting the structural-parametric method of storing and converting information in smoothing conflicts that inevitably arise in vitasystems between artificial and natural intelligence, which is fraught with disastrous consequences for aerospace applications.