Working on a decentralized general artificial intelligence

[steve-rodrigue]

Hi everyone,
I've been working on a creating a decentralized general artificial intelligence for some time.  Since I believe will be a viable project and I know how to deploy it properly, I decided to release it in steps and document each step properly.

Ill be using this thread to update the documentation, creation and deployment of the project.

Here's a more detailed post about the project: https://blog.steve.care/p/building-a-community-first-artificial

The first step to create a AGI is to first create tools to validate, parse, extract and compose data.  So I created a scripting language that do that.  Here's a post explaining the syntax of the language: https://blog.steve.care/p/bytescript-a-data-manipulation-software

My next posts will explain the architecture of the script's blockchain-based ecosystem,  Ill update this post every time there is an update.

If you have any question about the project, simply post them in comment and Ill answer everyone.

Thanks for your interest in the project everyone!

[steve-rodrigue]

Here's an explanation of how the different actors of the ecosystem work together in a decentralized manner: https://blog.steve.care/p/the-bytescript-actors

The next post will be much more technical and contain code with deployment instructions.

[steve-rodrigue]

In my last post, I explained how humans will interact in a decentralized manner to build and evolve our AI.  It'll use a DAO.  Here's the description of how that Dao, called LegitDAO, will work: https://blog.steve.care/p/the-humans-behind-the-artificial

[Ozero]

In my last post, I explained how humans will interact in a decentralized manner to build and evolve our AI.  It'll use a DAO.  Here's the description of how that Dao, called LegitDAO, will work: https://blog.steve.care/p/the-humans-behind-the-artificial

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