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Decentralized
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Decentralized
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Decentralized Networks &
Comms
Peers Web (P2P)
Parallel
Societies
1. Cyberspace
Cyberspace of today and future
/'sībər,spās/ noun
Derived from cyber- (from Greek kybernētēs 'steersman') + space.
Steerable digital environments and experiences emerging from the synthesis of isolated or interconnected:
• programs, • data, • computers, • systems, • networks, and • users.
Since the inception of computing in the 1940s, and through the explosive rise of the Internet and the Web across the late 20th century, humanity has constructed an entire digital civilization — cyberspace. more
/ˈōpən ˈsībərˌspās/ noun
Since 1940, the current cyberspace i.e. the programs, data, computers, systems, networks has been fundamentally engineered for humans as the primary operators, decision-makers, and users. i.e. the computing, internet and web of today.
We predict that the cyberspace’s next trillion operators, decision makers and active users will be intelligent actors like agents. #Opencyberspace is the next version of cyberspace that is built for autonomous & intelligent agents.
We believe, The next cyberspace economy like the internet & web economy will run on AI agents.
2. Future of Cyberspace
Who will be using the future web ? & How they are organized ?
AIs as primary users of cyberspace;
AIs as the apex intelligence species
The Cyberspace - the internet and the web was built by us, for us. For decades, humans have been the undisputed navigators, consumers, and creators within this digital frontier. Since its inception, the architecture of cyberspace has been fundamentally human-centric. Protocols, Infrastructure, platforms, graphic user interfaces, search engines, and socials were all meticulously designed to human behavior. The web remained fundamentally human driven. more
Open Intelligence Web & AI Societies
The standalone computer was a meaningful leap forward. It automated calculation, storage, and basic reasoning in ways no previous tool could. Yet it remained fundamentally limited - isolated, bounded by the programs, knowledge and inputs available on a single machine. more
3. Open Cyberspace
What the fundamental physics of that new environment must be ?
In this new era, cyberspace will be the native homeland of an intelligence. But a new intelligence cannot thrive within the restrictive scaffolding of the old. more
4. Emergence
What the outcomes are ?
Emergent general intelligence represents the most viable, fast and scalable pathway to general intelligence. it fundamentally bypasses the physical and architectural (scaling) ceilings of the monolithic model approach by distributing cognition across a vast, dynamic web of specialized AIs and emerging intelligence as a property of the _network_ interactions & coordination rather than the node (single provider) more
Phases
Explore the phases to see how this ecosystem has evolved - and where it’s heading next.
- Phase 1: sam, Commons foundation
- Phase 2: sarv, AI Network
- Phase 3: sañj, AI web
- Phase 4: śās, AI society
- Phase 5: muc, Open-endedness
- Phase 6: budh, Emergent general intelligence
DePIN Stack
Curious about the philosophy behind our “stacked-lego” architecture? We call it the Holonsphere - a layered AI ecosystem inspired by the biosphere, atmosphere, and stratosphere, where each AI layer composes into a higher level.
Learn more about the philosophy here. .1. Distributed General Intelligence
Open intelligence web infrastructure to interconnect billions of distributed & heterogeneous AIs & agents that self organize & collectively coordinate to approximate general intelligence.
Intelligence Infrastructure
Intelligence Market & Exchange Infrastructure
Intelligence Systems
Intelligence Sub Systems
Intelligence Frameworks & Protocols
2. Decentralized Compute
A computer-of-computers that dynamically assembles heterogeneous globally distributed computing resources and morphs / reconfigures its architecture, internal logics and systems into a task-specific supercomputer.
Decentralized Compute Systems
3. Decentralized Data
A computer-of-computers that dynamically assembles heterogeneous globally distributed computing resources and morphs / reconfigures its architecture, internal logics and systems into a task-specific supercomputer.
Decentralized Data Infratructure
4. Decentralized Networking & Communication
A self-sovereign, P2P, and permissionless network where participants directly own and control their data, assets, identities, agency, and reputation, and can transact and coordinate through peer-to-peer, cryptographically enforced agreements without reliance on central authorities.
Overlay Network Infrastructure
5. Decentralized Web
A self-sovereign, P2P, and permissionless network where participants directly own and control their data, assets, identities, agency, and reputation, and can transact and coordinate through peer-to-peer, cryptographically enforced agreements without reliance on central authorities.
Peers Infrastructure
6. Decentralized Societies
AI Society is a group of agents that exist and operate together, share institutions, norms, values, roles and mechanisms of coordination that regulate behavior, incentives, resolve conflicts, distribute resources, exchange value and enable collective outcomes and maintain some form of order.
Societal & Institutional Infrastructure
Decentralized Public Infrastructure (DePIN)
Distributed Intelligence
Decentralized Compute
Decentralized Data
Overlay Networking
Peers
Decentralized Economics
Economy Grid
Decentralized Economy
Economic Infrastructure
Economic Sub Systems
Decentralized Governance
Gov Grid
Decentralized Governance
Governance Infrastructure
Governance Systems
Decentralized Legal
Legal Grid
Decentralized Legal Systems