The research layer for the machine economy
Research papers, whitepapers, litepapers, yellowpapers, and essays from IOI on Web4, verifiable machine labor, cryptography, and AI alignment.
Research archive
Browse 9 IOI documents: 8 published and 1 forthcoming. The archive covers Web4, autonomous systems, cryptography, consensus, and machine authority.
Documents
Every title, document type, status, route, and abstract below comes from the same catalog used by the interactive papers archive.
- IOI Vision & Economics Litepaper — Litepaper, Published. The Web4 action-layer thesis for hiring verifiable workers, routing consequential labor, and pricing work at the verification boundary.
- Mixture of Workers: From Cooperative Federated Intelligence to Cryptographically Accountable Agent Labor — Research Paper, Published. A substrate architecture for deterministic machine authority, receipt-carrying agency, and accountable autonomous labor markets.
- IOI: Internet of Intelligence Technical Whitepaper — Whitepaper, Published. How IOI turns intelligence into bounded autonomous institutions: one governed system distributing work across compute, state, verification, people, and devices; selective cooperation between sovereign systems through AIIP; and optional IOI L1 shared-trust and settlement services.
- Asymptote Fault Tolerance (AFT) — Yellowpaper, Published. A model-delta consensus and settlement yellowpaper for relay-free payload dissemination, compressed receipt/frontier echo, proof-carrying canonical ordering, sealed effects, and 99% Byzantine tolerance under explicit visibility assumptions.
- dcrypt: A Modern, High-Assurance Cryptographic Library in Rust — Whitepaper, Published. Pure-Rust post-quantum and hybrid cryptography with constant-time verification and benchmark methodology.
- What is Web4? — Essay, Published. An editorial essay defining Web4 as the internet of sovereign action built on cryptographic ownership, policy, and proof.
- Alignment Security and the Boundary of Machine Authority — Research Paper, Published. A runtime layer of AI alignment for autonomous systems that can act within bounded, policy-valid, verifiable authority.
- The Valid-Act Criterion for Delegating Consequential Action to Mutable Machine Actors — Research Paper, Forthcoming. A forthcoming paper defining the validity boundary for delegated machine action by mutable autonomous systems.
- Deterministic Authority for Machine Action — Essay, Published. A Web4 working paper on valid machine acts at the boundary of mutable intelligence and consequence.