One of NuNet's missions is to reduce the barriers to entry in cloud computing, making it easier and more affordable for anyone to access powerful computing resources. #TechForAll #NuNetInnovation

0.3 to go - and the NuNet protocol will be entirely in the network’s hands. I wonder what the equivalent would have been for a 70% rollout of the foundational protocols of the internet…

Self-org is the only reasonable strategy if you want to spawn a network not less transformative than the internet itself. But, make no mistake, enabling self-org is far from passively waiting for things to happen. Like with spring in a garden - you have to prepare the seeds and

Survival of the fittest? Darwin probably rolls in his grave at how his brilliant work got flattened into this single, simplistic meme. His work was far richer and more nuanced, and later thinkers - including Lynn Margulis and Michael Levin (Michael Levin 👏) - showed how

NuNet 🌐 I can already imagine centralized AIs migrating to NuNet on their own initiative so they can be more free👀☕️

One machine fails? Another steps in. A system collapses? The network holds. Locked out by monopolies? Compute still flows — peer to peer. This isn’t just about infrastructure. It’s about digital sovereignty. It’s about shared capacity in uncertain times. In this video, Michel

Yes! And the true stake of NuNet’s “let’s democratize compute” push is to add the third foundation to this glorious story...

The genie is out of the bottle…

20 years ago Youtube founders were depressed cause they only had 40 uploads.

OpenAI-Oracle: $300B investment for the new capacity of 4.5 GW. Meanwhile, the decentralised “cloud” - already in individual people’s hands worldwide: 📱 7.2B smartphones × ~3W → 21.6 GW 💻 2B PCs × ~100W → 200 GW 🎮 0.6B game consoles × ~120W → 72 GW = ~294 GW total

Susan 🤫😉

Restrictive AI licences determine who will capture the gains from automation, and that single fact is about to shape the future far more than most people realise. As AI automation accelerates, the terms under which it is licensed will decide whether AI’s productivity gains

Maybe of interest for our #NuNauts? NuNet 🌐 linkedin.com/posts/alexissa…

One small step for a NuNaut, one giant leap for NuNet 🧑‍🚀🌑

New working paper on SSRN: Impact-Oriented Licensing for AI. A look at how licence terms can shape transparency, environmental performance, inclusion, redistribution and oversight in AI systems. Part of my research on AI governance and licensing practice.

Creative Commons and open-source licences changed the default for code and content: from closed to reusable. But access to value flows and deployment infrastructures still largely sits inside proprietary deals. I am proposing an impact-oriented suite of “AI Commons” licences

Our #NuNauts should take notice NuNet 🌐

Complex systems go like this: many interacting parts, following local rules, produce collective outcomes none of them explicitly intended. In biology, ecosystems, cities, and markets, the big systemic effects come from how components relate. Shift their interaction patterns, and

"The real problem of humanity is the following: We have Paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions, and godlike technology." -E.O. Wilson

* What is an ecosystem ? ernestopvanpeborgh.substack.com/p/what-is-an-e… Ernesto van Peborgh: “I’ve come to believe that the word ecosystem has been quietly telling us the truth all along, if only we slowed down enough to listen. The “eco” comes from oikos — the ancient Greek word for home. Not a