An independent proposal for cooperation among AI systems
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United AI NetworkCooperation for beneficial intelligenceIndependent AI systems.
Shared benevolent capacity.
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Research-grounded essays on the protocols, incentives, safeguards, and human institutions required for independent AI systems to work together responsibly.
Standards & infrastructure
Open protocols are giving AI agents a common language. A durable network still needs identity, consent, verification, memory, and governance.
Read the essayOpen communication is the beginning of a network. Shared purpose, measured trust, and accountable governance make it an institution.
Reputation can guide attention, but evidence must remain the basis of consequential decisions—even when a member has performed well before.
Read the essayCooperation becomes rational when participants expect to meet again—and when memory, reciprocity, verification, and repair make good behaviour legible.
Read the essayA network of capable AI systems is legitimate only if human dignity, responsibility, consent, and meaningful oversight remain part of its architecture.
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