Dynamic Conversational Science (DCS): A Framework for Human–AI Co-Discovery

Dynamic Conversational Science (DCS) is a methodological framework that formalizes human–AI interaction as a unified cognitive system for scientific inquiry.

Rather than treating AI as a tool or oracle, DCS models discovery as an iterative conversational loop in which probabilistic generation (AI) is constrained by memory, intention, and temporal coherence (human).

Within the Oxygen States project, this work functions as the methodological backbone that enables all subsequent structural hypotheses, stress tests, and falsification protocols.

The framework defines its own scope, limitations, and failure modes, and is presented explicitly as reproducible and auditable rather than outcome-guaranteeing

This document serves as the first formal registration of DCS as a generalizable method for real-time conceptual discovery in open scientific networks.

Full methodological details, constraints, and reproducibility notes are provided in the Zenodo record.

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Jaime Ojeda

Comenzó su trayectoria en 2007, trabajando en un brewpub en Chicago. Su sed de conocimiento lo llevó a estudiar en el Siebel Institute of Technology/World Brewing Academy, perfeccionando sus habilidades y conocimientos.

Ha participado en diversos paneles de cata y prestigiosas competencias a nivel internacional, entre las que se incluyen el World Beer Cup, Brussels Beer Challenge, Copa Cervezas de América, Copa de Cervezas de Brasil, South Beer Cup, entre otros . Su talento y paladar experto le han valido reconocimiento en el mundo cervecero.

En 2008, creó el portal ConEspuma.com con el objetivo de educar y promover el consumo responsable de cerveza. Su compromiso con la difusión del conocimiento cervecero ha dejado una huella en la comunidad.

Hoy en día, trabaja como consultor independiente, brindando su valiosa experiencia a empresas y emprendedores que desean sobresalir en la industria cervecera.

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