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Andrew Dougherty@aindilis

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"Discovered" "AI" in 1999, non-constructively solved "AI" in 2002. An attempt to mechanize the proof is here: https://github.com/sto0pkid/Godelian It is a consequence of algorithmic information theory that indicates that the larger a program is, the potentially stronger it can be. Practical reasoning dictates that in lieu of a better approach, software (and data) conglomeration is necessary to achieve the required increases in meaningful complexity necessary for solutions to scale to larger and larger problems. Therefore started https://frdcsa.org However much technical capital it possesses, it is lacking in social capital, precisely because it is difficult to communicate the theoretical motivation, which requires the equivalent of a strong graduate level understanding of mathematics. Attempts to create a physical centralized cooperative of AI programmers all failed. Pivoted to the creation of a virtual decentralized cooperative as detailed here: https://frdcsa.org/~andrewdo/flp-jwas-article-draft-1.pdf Currently working towards releasing FRDCSA/FLP while sandwiching in more interesting tasks such as finishing building an autonomous agent which is capable of collecting, integrating and applying arbitrary software from GitHub and the like. I'm a riot at parties.

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