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Human Algorithm™: What AI Never Receives From the Words Alone

  • Writer: Heather Fricke
    Heather Fricke
  • Aug 3
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 7

The most dangerous assumption in human-AI collaboration is simple: I told the machine what I meant, so the machine now understands what I meant.

No. The human supplied words. The machine reconstructed meaning from the context available to it.

Human Algorithm™ is the invisible human system that produced those words in the first place: lived experience, memory, values, instinct, emotional associations, pattern recognition, contradictions, priorities and consequences.

That is why a technically correct AI answer can still feel completely wrong to the person who asked. The machine matched the language without fully reconstructing the human meaning behind it.

Frick-E Energy™ works in that gap. Human Algorithm™ identifies what exists inside the human before the words. Promptology™ helps make enough of that meaning explicit, tests how AI interpreted it, and corrects the interpretation before the output is trusted.

The goal is not to make AI human. The goal is to stop pretending shared words automatically create shared understanding.

Created by Heather Fricke through Frick-E Energy™.

 
 
 

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