Point taken.
- No harm in exploring architecture.
- Yes, this as an investment from the community that could lead to other business relationships.
I know of some fairly unsophisticated robotics solutions where public transactions for the services of the robotic products would be acceptable. Using something like DAO DAO to manage teams all around the world as the human managers overseeing the business processes of the robotics is also in scope.
The implementation of this is much less technical debt than modularizing the architecture. Quantum computing is a credible threat, and the earlier this is addressed the better - especially if additional businesses flourish around this approach. 2-Factor authentication is a secure security measure that gives people more time to decide if they want to make a transaction and a registered IP makes sure that the device requesting the transaction is associated with the account. Reduces any attack vector significantly.
The AI aspect of what I’ve broached here I honestly do not know how it will apply, but I have an idea of what I think would be worth while to experiment with - in a DAO 1st to better understand how people utilize it. He proposes other ways to mature the technology before being deployed in ways that are more mission critical - like politics or management of the world’s resources.
I’ve previously suggested this to, and Microsoft owns GitHub. Essentially, I’m persisting what I think would be beneficial for Gaia. Few will understand.