Open Autonomous intelligence initiative
Defining the objects, policies, and boundaries that make autonomy governable
How to Review the Base Model and the PER MVM
Key Concepts
OAII Base Model
Introducing the PER mvm
Open Autonomous Intelligence Initiative
Advocates for Open, ethical AI Models
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Is an Edge-Primary, Event-Based Assistant for Aging-in-Place Technically Feasible?
One of the most common questions I receive when describing the OAII Base Model — particularly the World and Event objects — is straightforward and entirely reasonable: Is this actually feasible today on edge hardware, and can it be done without becoming prohibitively expensive or complex? The short ans
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OAII Base Model — Event v0.1.1
The Event object represents a semantically meaningful occurrence recognized within a World. It is the primary unit of interpretation for autonomy, assistance, logging, and policy evaluation. In Edge‑primary systems, Events enable actionable understanding without dependence on continuous connectivity or centralized inference.
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OAII Base Model — World v0.1.1
The World object provides the foundational contextual container within which OAII objects operate. It establishes the structural, semantic, and interpretive boundaries that make Signals, Events, Agents, Knowledge, Policies, and Interfaces intelligible and interoperable. In Edge‑primary systems, the World object enables local coherence without dependence on centralized or global state.
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OAII Base Model — Common Types v0.1
This post defines shared abstract types used by OAII Base Model object definitions.
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OAII Base Model — World v0.1
The World object provides the foundational contextual container within which all OAII objects operate. It establishes the structural, semantic, and interpretive boundaries that make signals, events, agents, knowledge, and policies intelligible and interoperable. In an Edge‑primary system, the World object enables local coherence without dependence on centralized or global state.
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From Axioms to Architecture: Formalizing the OAII Foundations and Base Object Model
OAII is transitioning from an axiomatic presentation to a layered architectural model that separates foundational principles from base object classes and system-specific implementations.
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