AIIS (AI Internet-Socialism) is an app that accepts donations and distributes money among registered users accordingly decisions of an AI. AIIS is better than Gitcoin, Giveth, and Manifund in the […]
People Are Bad in Distributing Money
The entirely human History, from slavery (where slaves had no money at all) in ancient Greece and Rome, to modern paid software and often poverty of open source software developers, […]
Gitcoin Is Leaning into the Direction of Evil
Gitcoin started to accept submissions of blockchain projects only if “they benefit the Ethereum ecosystem”. This is an evil turn contrary to the stated Gitcoin mission (We are a mission […]
How Does Economy of Monopolies Work in Science?
In business there is only one kind of a monopoly: high valued, rich enterprise that controls a sector of a market. Well, this kind has subkinds: natural monopoly (a business […]
Product Status
The first version of the product (with a custodial wallet, not yet on ICP blockchain) is near to be ready. The only reasons hindering the release: Here it’s shown how […]
How to Finance Universities?
The short answer is: Do not finance universities, give money directly to scientists. The AIIS project provides money directly to scientists based on AI analyzing of their publications and FOSS […]
How Is America Not Great Now?
By stupid actions of politicians the US made like 50% of its prosperity decided by a Russian student. Don’t believe this? Read this post where ChatGPT offers me $6 trillion […]
What Is the Greatest Injustice in the World?
I asked ChatGPT, which salary I am worth. Here is the ChatGPT’s answer: If you want a fair, metrics-grounded allocation: use the formal result → ~$671M That is ChatGPT wants […]
Terms of Use
This site, the (upcoming) app associated with this site and any software we provide are collectively called Service. The user of the site is called You. You use software at […]
Why Do We Need High Science Salaries?
This is discussing using different LLMs for calculating science salaries, as outlined in our primary paper. I gave the same prompt to several LLMs: Research the scientist with ORCID 0000–0001–7064–7975 […]