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- AI Internet-Meritocracy (AIIM) or just Meritocracy. A web app that automatically (using AI users’ worth assessments) distributes money between science or open source authors.
- Coveries. Scientific discoveries that are underrepresented, slowing down the global development.
- Scientific publication crisis. When good research works receive little publicity: underpublication or overpublication.
- Science marketers. People or entities that market (especially underrepresented) science, paid from AIIM – a new, emerging occupation.
- Onchain. Something happening (securely) inside a blockchain.
- DAO. Decentralized Autonomous Organization. An onchain organization controlled by blockchain voting.
- World Science DAO. The (planned) DAO, that will govern AIIM and other projects.
- Victor Porton’s Foundation. A charity nonprofit that hosts this site and takes donations for World Science DAO.
- AIIM Treaty. A (draft) international organization treaty for usage of AIIM, welcoming all the governments to join. Joining the treaty is not a requirement for using AIIM by a government.
- Global fund. The crypto wallets from which any registered user from any country (with exceptions like North Korea) can receive salary.
- National fund or country-specific fund. The crypto wallets from which salaries can be paid only to citizens of a certain country.
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