Comparison of AIIM to Gitcoin, Giveth, and Manifund

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This comparison outlines how AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) differs from traditional grant funding. Unlike conventional systems that rely on peer review committees and formal credentials, AIIM distributes funding algorithmically based on merit signals. The table below highlights structural differences in eligibility, funding logic, and support for science marketing.

AIIMGitcoinGivethManifund
Fundedscience and free softwaremainly, Ethereumpublic and private goodsa picked-up set of public goods
Pays inseveral cryptocurrenciesseveral cryptocurrenciesseveral cryptocurrenciesFIAT money
DistributionAImainly, quadratic fundingmostly direct, some quadratic fundingdirect and regranting
Grant writingwithoutrequiredrequiredrequired
Small projects supportyesbadbadbad
Fairness of distribution between projectsmaximallowaveragelow
Wait for payout~weekmonthsimmediatelyweeks

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