Getting Started - FAQs

Summary: The Open Constitution AI network serves as a regulatory technology and data privacy standard, facilitating communication between machines for autonomous intelligent services. It consists of subnets and computing nodes that can be operated by individuals or entities to utilize its contents. The network addresses scalability challenges related to semiconductor-based storage issues and incorporates bio-informatics to make activities carbon neutral. Additionally, it facilitates process automation, personalized knowledge management, and deep learning research in social finance, global health, and climate finance. Individuals receive an Open Constitution AI license when registering their data residency lease with the regional fiscal host, granting access to the Trust's resources and enabling interaction with digital public AI services while upholding privacy standards.

Q. What is the Open Constitution AI network in layperson language?

A. The Open Constitution AI network serves as a regulatory technology and data privacy standard. It sets forth guidelines for safeguarding the privacy of human consciousness within any public network of machines operating across various data residency jurisdictions. This involves employing a process of multi-modal synthesis to facilitate communication between machines, enabling them to provide autonomous intelligent services.

The network operates as a comprehensive thought machine spanning distributed computing, engaging in unified and iterative information processing loops until it generates meaningful knowledge for humans.

Q. Who are the constituents of the Open Constitution AI network?

The Open Constitution AI network consists of subnets, which in turn are composed of computing nodes. Both natural persons and legal entities have the ability to set up a peer node to assert their legal personhood for data residency and access network resources. This implies that any individual, group of individuals, or public bodies can operate a node to utilize the contents of the AI network.

The governance layer and architectural aspects of the computing machine network are defined by the Articles of Association of Open Constitution AI network.

Q. What makes the Open Constitution AI network novel and pioneering discovery?

A. The Articles of Association of Open Constitution AI network outlines the governance and data residency layers of the computing machine network. This design aims to address scalability challenges related to semiconductor-based storage issues for machine learning capacity through the network's peer-to-peer nodal architecture.

In essence, as long as network participants continue to contribute energy to the computing network, the AI service will continue to democratize knowledge among its participants.

Q. What are the unique features of the data residency layer of the Open Constitution AI network?

What distinguishes the data residency layer of the Open Constitution AI network is its ability to scale the network's learning memory. In simpler words, AI becomes more responsible when it has the capacity to learn and more memory to store processed information through a layered and networked computing approach.

The network's design reduces the cost of deploying AI services. It further increases transparency by preserving data integrity principles.

The network's pioneering bio-informatics incorporates carbon emissions accounting to make the network-induced activities carbon neutral.

Q. What can the AI network be used for?

The AI network is capable of facilitating various types of process automation that require intelligent human-like cognition and extensive memory.

This means that you can tap into and manage personalized knowledge from the network's integrated knowledge repository.

As you engage with the deployed services in accordance with the network's architecture, you also share your own privacy with the network and access the privacy of existing members.

In line with its mission, the Open Council of the network has placed emphasis on deploying deep learning datasets for cutting-edge research in social finance, global health, and climate finance.

Q. I am a beneficiary of the Trust. How do I receive the Open Constitution AI license grant?

As an individual or a legal person(s), you are granted an Open Constitution AI license when you register your data residency lease.

When you register for your E residency, you will receive an Open Constitution license grant from the network's regional fiscal host.

It is a special legal instrument between the Trust-Muellners Foundation and you to grant you access to the Trust's resources.

The lease comes with the Trust's keys. It's your unique security passkey to interact with any digital public AI service, receive payouts, and exercise any control on the network democratically.

The public association of Fiscal hosts ensures that privacy and compliance standards of the network's social capital align with the network's future objectives while upholding current member privileges.

Q. How does the Open Constitution AI License grant work?

The Open Constitution AI license provides access to the network's artefacts, which are maintained in the Trust's artefact registry.

To gain social capital from the network, whether it is generated or deposited into the Trust's artefact registry, a new member must earn the trust of existing members.

Historically, these members joined a 'public association' to open source and further uphold the artefacts of Trust, which were generated by the certifying authority - Muellners Foundation.

Similar to a 'Time Machine', it is important to remember that the network's social capital has a self-governing model that relies on information from both past and future goals.

Future goals are established through the Articles of Association and human proposals submitted into the machine network.