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  • NuNet Whitepaper
  • Summary
  • 🌎Global Computing Infrastructure
    • Current State: data and computing silos
    • A flexible, decentralized computational universe
  • 🌐System architecture
    • Overview
    • Computational and Functional Principles
      • Context Awareness
      • Mobility
      • Value Exchange
    • Supported functionalities
      • Mobile Computational Processes
      • Flexible Workflow Design
      • Data and Value Production & Exchange
      • Logical Scalability
      • Verification and Validation
      • An Ecosystem of Adaptive Decentralized Computations
      • Learning and Meta-Learning
      • Human-mediated Cognitive Development
  • 💼Business and Operational Model
    • Multi-sided platform
      • Compute providers
      • Data Providers
      • AI Service Providers
      • Consumers
      • Network Operators
      • Technical Partners
      • Platform Developers
      • NuNet Organization
    • Partnerships and envisioned interoperations
      • SingularityNET
      • Decentralized AI Alliance (DAIA)
      • SingularityDAO
      • COD
      • Others
  • 👨‍💻Governance & Decentralization
    • Governance
    • Governance Roadmap
    • Future NuNet Token
      • Dynamic Pricing and Demand/Supply Dynamics
    • Ecosystem Building and Token Distribution
  • 💻Technical roadmap and Use Cases
    • Initial technical roadmap
    • Potential Use Cases
    • Large Partnerships
  • 🔗Whitepaper download and references
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An Ecosystem of Adaptive Decentralized Computations

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NuNet will support the principle of radical decentralization of the computing platforms and marketplaces in the sense that every agent will be able to become a meta-agent if it decides to do so and has computational, cognitive, and financial resources or the support of human operators to execute such roles. Given a large enough number of agents operating in the network, their ability to form workflows on their own will lead to pluripotency and degeneracy (i.e. many-to-many relations of structures and functions), competition, cooperation, and capacity of the network to self-organize into progressively more complex cognitive structures.

In the decomposition of NuNet participants into computational resource providers, computational resource users, and network operations agents, meta-agents may fall into any of the categories; or a single meta-agent might span 2 or 3 of the categories.

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