Academia has extensive systems of professional ethics. Researchers are told not to fabricate data, not to plagiarize, to disclose conflicts of interest, to respect research participants, and to follow established […]
When Scientific Talent Is Wasted: Underemployment, Skills Mismatch, and How AIIM Could Help
When a person with substantial scientific or technical expertise has to spend most of their working life doing a job that does not use that expertise, we usually call it […]
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 […]
When International Scientific Collaboration Becomes a Funding Barrier
International scientific collaboration is valuable when partners contribute complementary knowledge, facilities, data, or perspectives. But making foreign partners a condition of funding can create a perverse incentive: researchers must assemble […]
Letter to Trump: Symbiote AGI Safety Fund in 2026
Your fucking scientists more want not to find truth, they want to make formulas more complex. (I have a special taste of formulas, my ordered semicategories actions theory uses complex […]
Why Christians Should Stand for Technology
Many Christians reject technology as a “devils’s invention” and associate it with coming Antichrist. No doubt, the Antichrist will use advanced technology, but doesn’t everyone else do, too? The solution […]
How AIIM Can Influence UNESCO Open Science Policy
AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) can influence UNESCO only if it is presented as a testable implementation mechanism for open science, not as a finished system that UNESCO should immediately endorse or […]
How we can influence UNESCO for them to accept AIIM as their tool and using AIIM as their policy
The realistic objective should not initially be “UNESCO adopts AIIM as its policy.” That framing is too large, premature, and institutionally ambiguous. A credible progression is: UNESCO recognizes an independently […]
How AIIM Can Help Implement UNESCO Open Science Principles
The AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) can help governments implement UNESCO open science principles by connecting public funding to documented open contributions. Instead of merely asking researchers to publish openly, AIIM can […]
How Every Government Fell Short of UNESCO’s Open Science Recommendations in 2026
In November 2021, UNESCO’s General Conference unanimously adopted the Recommendation on Open Science, establishing the first global framework for making scientific knowledge more accessible, reusable, transparent and equitable. The Recommendation […]