Our current scientific method was established around 1620AD, 400 years ago, and although it continues applicability to human beings tackling problems quite well, it is dreadfully out of sync with the capabilities of today’s technology. The application of the traditional scientific method to our current technology results in a massive limitation of the potential of the technology to provide useful and relevant output and instead acts as a filter mapped to humanistic thought patterns and workflows. Below, the size of the stacked squares represent their potential. With the current scientific method, as we progress through the process, we continually block more opportunities for the artificial intelligence to do all the things machines do better than humans, i.e., deal with large amounts of data, explore massive variety of combinations, apply different approaches to problems, etc… therefore, the squares get smaller as the process continues. The opposite occurs with the new method, as the potential to solve the problem and make discoveries greatly increases with each step of the process. My research has led to the creation of an artificial intelligence that overcomes the problems that currently limit our ability to make huge leaps towards super intelligence. If you’d like to see my system in action or take a deeper look at any of my research, please contact me. You may be asking, “What does this do for me?”, and that is a question that requires a better understanding of your objectives. However, at a high level, I can tell you, this approach solves problems in ways humans may, or may never, think of. It’s simply not limited by our bias to process, approach, hypothesis, etc… and therefore, can achieve things in ways we might not imagine. In addition, my latest versions actually reproduce themselves creating one or many instances after variating the objectives to fully discover and achieve superior results. Afterall, if we don’t know the actions to solve our objectives, then perhaps we also have missed the proper stating of the objectives.