Press and media kit for Science DAO and AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM): concise descriptions, current status, verified links, media assets, FAQs, and contact information.
Creating a Solution against Attackers Hiding Prompt Injections with Ciphers or Invented Languages. AIIM’s Human-Governance Defense
Towards solution of this problem, I will create a “panel” in AIIM UI that will search using the AI API of user’s choice both prompt injections and hidden information. A […]
Can Attackers Hide Prompt Injections with Ciphers or Invented Languages? AIIM’s Human-Governance Defense
Yes: an attacker may try to conceal a prompt injection using encryption-like encodings, obscure notation, Unicode tricks, fragmented messages, or even an invented language. AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) therefore should not […]
Research Institutions as a Kolkhoz: Could AIIM Make Science More Efficient
Hypothesis: AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) could produce more valuable research per dollar than institution-centered funding by reducing bureaucracy, strengthening individual recognition, and giving researchers greater control over their work. Its potential […]
My ZenDB Database Patch toward Fully on-Chain AIIM App in 2026
I Vibe-coded a draft patch for ZenDB to do resource-intensive database upgrades. When it will be merged (after successful transition to non-draft stage), we will have all necessary components to […]
When Effective Altruism Evaluation Criteria Fail: AIIM as an Example
Effective altruism asks an essential question: How can limited resources produce the greatest positive impact? Its emphasis on evidence, cost-effectiveness, counterfactual reasoning, and intellectual honesty has substantially improved philanthropic decision-making. […]
For Which Sciences Is AIIM Most Important
AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) is potentially most important for sciences in which valuable work is inexpensive to perform but difficult for conventional institutions to recognize, classify, or fund. These include fundamental […]
AI Internet-Meritocracy as a Multi-Level Infrastructure for Research Funding: Comparative Advantages, Governance Risks, and an Adversarial Evaluation Agenda
Abstract Research funding is commonly allocated through competitive grants, institutional block funding, performance-based formulas, philanthropy, prizes, crowdfunding, and lotteries. Each mechanism addresses different policy objectives but also creates characteristic distortions, […]
Notes/Story/Ethics on Further Development of AI Internet-Meritocracy and Mathematics in 2026
AIIM was programmed to only reward people who have new developments in last 3 months. I thought, that I should possibly interrupt my further development of ordered semicategory actions (ordered […]
Deficiencies of AI Internet-Meritocracy: Incentives, Evaluation Risks, and Governance Limits
AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) is a proposed system for distributing donated money among scientists and free and open-source software developers according to AI-assessed merit. It attempts to replace grant applications, institutional […]