- content-addressed node in the cybergraph
- identity = hash of content. immutable. exists or doesn’t. no state
- the atom of knowledge. every file, keyword, image, model weight, or program reduces to a particle
- neurons measure information by computing particle from file
- CID format: (version, algorithm, parameters, field, digest)
- essentially, particle, or content address is web3 link
- instead of using the location on the server:
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https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf - we use the object itself:
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QmRA3NWM82ZGynMbYzAgYTSXCVM14Wx1RZ8fKP42G6gjgj - which generally is hash of the file
- content addresses give cool properties for superintelligence
- mesh-network future-proof
- interplanetary accessibility
- censorship resistance
- technological independence
- deduplication
- bostrom use cidv0 standard of content addressing
- basically content address is ubiquitous SHA-256 hash
- SHA-256 have rich software and hardware infrastructure
- any information can be expressed as particle
- examples
- keyword
- article
- image
- video
- html app
- two linked particles is cyberlink
- particles are the objects of the cybergraph, neurons are the subjects
- each particle has a cyberank: probability of observation by random-walking neuron
- uniqs can be bound to particles for provenance and ownership
- to compute particle from file you can use
- discover all concepts