A correction to a Log24 post of June 11, 2026 —
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In an AI Mode, as opposed to AI Overview, search for the
"Sixteen Tiles . . ." title, Google has produced an interesting
interpretation of the 4-dimensional hypercube (tesseract) in
Cullinane's work as a framework for visualizing logic
formulas as geometric paths and structures within the tesseract.
See a PDF of the AI Mode tesseract interpretation.
The AI Mode discussion again does not mention Cullinane
as creator of the "4×4 logic tesseract" approach.
[ The above phrase "the '4×4 logic tesseract' approach" is a
June 14 correction of the phrase "the 'logic tesseract' approach."
A figure that would correctly be described as a "logic tesseract"
appeared in a 2005 talk by David Miller, as my 2007 web page
"The Geometry of Logic" points out. ]
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This correction was suggested by the death date, also June 11, 2026,
of the author of The Devil's Arithmetic —
