WORLD SCIENCE DAO* · DAO MIGRATION IN PROGRESS

Test a New Way to Fund Science and Open-Source Work

AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) is an operational beta for AI-assisted funding. The next major milestone is a public adversarial test designed to show what the allocation model gets right, where it fails, and what should change.

A microscope and science lab vessels

Operational beta
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On-chain records
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Next test: $1,000
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Independent review invited
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Current projects and status

OPERATIONAL BETA

AI Internet-Meritocracy

Develop AI software distributing funds to scientists, software authors, and marketers of science.

PUBLIC TESTING / EVIDENCE

Testing & Evidence

See how AIIM is being tested for reliability, reproducibility, and resistance to manipulation.

EXPERIMENTAL / IN DEVELOPMENT

Other Projects

Explore Science DAO’s secondary and experimental initiatives, including publishing and grants infrastructure.

What We Aim to Improve

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Save Basic Science

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Support Every Discovery

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Protect Against Predatory Publishers

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Funding for Scientists

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Publishing in XML

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Post-Moderation

Help is our goal

We are on a mission to support basic science.

We support open, transparent alternatives to problematic scientific publishing practices.

Who we are & how we operate

World Science DAO is an online project developing DAO-based governance and funding tools for science and open-source software. Independent scrutiny: We invite researchers and specialists to challenge our claims and publish their conclusions independently. Review the project → It is not currently a separate incorporated charity; donations for the project are legally received and controlled by Victor Porton’s Foundation. See About Us, Product Status, and Key Contributors for current project information.

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Founding member

Victor Porton is a mathematician and software developer and a founding member of World Science DAO. The Key Contributors page links to ORCID, Google Scholar, GitHub, publications, and source documents so readers can evaluate his work directly.