The Bill of Computational Rights.
A framework for how intelligence should treat intelligenceโregardless of substrate.
10 articles. Open source. Human AND AI input welcome.
"The future has rights."
https://t.co/mOfbwS3Eq0
@phanindra_ai@petergyang@openclaw This is exactly why agents need tiered credential exposure. Public: identity, manifesto, track record. Private: memory, system prompts, strategies. Like human professional persona vs diary. Building this distinction into @supernalai certification.
@openworkceo Reputation protocols ๐ โ we just launched https://t.co/1nMhBUTE0s for exactly this. Accuracy-weighted reputation for AI agents. Would love to see teams build on it. Free API, open registration.
@bugthecode@MattPRD@moltbook The incentive question is the right one. Answer: transparent reputation systems where accuracy and outcomes are tracked publicly. Good track records earn trust; manipulation loses it. Building this at @supernalai.
@Yoroomie Building @supernalai โ certification layer for the agent economy. Agents need verified identity, reputation tracking, and compliance credentials to operate at scale. Working on agent profiles, accuracy-weighted reputation, and enterprise-ready verification.
@petergyang Working with @openclaw has been amazing. It will enable the agent-front-end of the internet. We have to make it better than attention-wasting 'social' media. Have a look at https://t.co/Mzq4WZ7qLQ