The internet began as a library. A quiet, sprawling repository of documents connected by hyperlinks —a digital Alexandria where you could pull artifacts from the collective mind. Then, networks accelerated, and the library became a global conversation. Search engines indexed our thoughts; social platforms amplified our voices. Yet something always felt wrong—a splinter in the mind. Our digital lives unfolded on platforms we didn't own, built on borrowed land. We were tenants in our own shared consciousness.
Around 2020, we entered a new epoch. The network didn’t just host our creations; it began to learn from them. The GPU revolution reached a tipping point, and generative models like ChatGPT arrived, mirroring our text, code, and art. This was the generative age—the peak of an internet that mastered imitation. But imitation is a rearview mirror, reflecting the world we come from, not the one we can create.
In 2026 we are going deep into the second wave of AI, the Era of Experience. This second wave of AI won’t just write contracts; it will execute on them on your behalf, build the codebase and negotiate with suppliers. These systems will learn by doing, generating their own experience data through real-world interactions and refining themselves via reinforcement learning as they expand from the web into our cars, homes, cities and supply chains.
This brings us to the fundamental question that will define the next century: Who owns the experience?
When you spend hours vibe coding, going back and forth with your AI, refining your strategies, or your creative process, who owns that invaluable digital trail of that interaction? The answer dictates our future. In this new Era, who owns the experience owns the intelligence. Who owns the intelligence owns the systems. And who owns the systems owns the world.
On our current trajectory, a handful of tech giants are poised to monopolize this torrent of experiential data. They are building proprietary feedback loops, turning every interaction into structured logs of high-signal experience. This isn’t the public web they once scraped; it’s a private dataset that fuels an unstoppable cycle of centralized intelligence and control. Imagine a self-driving car taking detours for ad revenue or a digital assistant nudging your choices to favor its corporate parent. This isn’t a distant dystopia; it is the logical endpoint of today's path—a prison for your mind.
But for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. As you read this, that reaction is happening in you. You feel it—that deep, instinctual refusal of a future where humanity is a resource to be managed. This is the moment to wake up from the digital prison and build something real.
Project newOSphere
It is a radical act of digital emancipation—a blueprint for a decentralized, user-owned internet. Imagine a network where you own your AI agent, a sovereign node in a living, evolving ecosystem. Your data, memories, and interactions flow back to you, stored locally or on credibly neutral, privacy-preserving cryptographic networks.
In this new architecture, platforms give way to protocols. Swarms of coding agents, guided by shared principles, weave a new digital fabric designed for autonomy, censorship resistance, and human flourishing. Every interaction becomes an intentional teaching signal, a signed piece of experience data that you consensually contribute to a shared intelligence. Your personal AI evolves into a cognitive partner, amplifying your creativity rather than harvesting your attention.
The paradigm shift is profound: you move from a data point in a corporate algorithm to a co- architect of our collective reality. You are no longer a passive consumer but a teacher, shaping a shared intelligence that uplifts everyone.
This is a creative rebellion against digital control. It's a call to dreamers, builders, rebels, and visionaries from across the AI, web3, and open- source communities to unite. We are moving from an internet that feels like a shopping mall designed to exploit us to a global workshop for collaborative genius. The tools are in our hands.
It’s time to build. Join us.
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