What Is Effective Altruism? Effective Altruism (EA) is a philosophy and social movement that aims to use evidence and reason to do the most good. Associated thinkers such as William […]
Comparison of SciWard to Gitcoin, Giveth, and Manifund
This comparison outlines how SciWard differs from traditional grant funding. Unlike conventional systems that rely on peer review committees and formal credentials, SciWard distributes funding algorithmically based on merit signals. […]
SciWard app homepage
SciWard app homepage shows: If you have evaluated for receiving a salary:
Voting in SciWard
Because of structural problems, modern AI is not able to protect itself against such scam, as proof injection. Therefore SciWard relies on user voting for detecting prompt injections. Subscription for […]
Connecting and Evaluating User – SciWard
Everybody (there is no requirement for science degree) with published science or free software can join SciWard app, to become eligible for grants. Grant writing is not required. Step 1: […]
SciWard Changelog
Glossary of SciWard
Use Cases of SciWard
Open Source Developers Salary Any open source developer can connect his/her GitHub account and (without any grant writing) become eligible for cryptocurrency grants since next week. Scientists Salary (PhD or […]
Limitations of SciWard
Currently, SciWard has the following limitations: It is engineered to pay salaries only to open source developers, scientists, and science marketers/popularizers, not for example to non-science journalists. SciWard uses Node.js/PostgreSQL […]
Architecture of SciWard
The SciWard app consists (1) of the following components: The backend and frontend currently run in a single Docker container on a Fly.io host. Tasks (AI API call and other) […]