Two-Stage Language Intelligence and the Multi-Domain Logic Framework for Human-Like Language Understanding

This paper proposes a new theory of language intelligence based on two core ideas.<br>First, it introduces a “two-stage model” of how artificial intelligence evolves in language understanding—from statistical mimicry to structural cognition.<br>Second, it presents a unified framework of “multi-domain logic,” arguing that real language comprehension involves five simultaneous logic domains: linguistic, visual, emotional, rhythmic, and positional.<br>Together, these ideas offer a new perspective on what language truly is, and how machines might one day understand it like humans do.