Conceptual visualization of planetary intelligence collaboration. It does not show live Nodes or production activity.
Surface imagery: NASA Earth Observatory ↗ — Opens in a new tabUNORYNPLANETARY INTELLIGENCEGENESIS / PROTOTYPE STAGE
UNORYN connects human and machine intelligence through authorized work, explicit verification and evidence behind every accepted contribution.
Protocol
Authorized work becomes a recorded contribution only after explicit verification and acceptance.
From authorized task to accepted contribution, every step links to evidence.01 / Planetary Intelligence
UNORYN explores how authorized work performed across people, devices and AI systems can become verifiable contributions to a shared intelligence system.
02 / Genesis
Genesis begins with a deliberately constrained experiment: authorized offline tasks, controlled execution, structured results and explicit verification.
03 / From Task to Contribution
UNORYN connects accepted outputs to the task, version, artifact and verification evidence behind them.
04 / Four Ways to Contribute
Run authorized tasks inside constrained environments.
↗02Contribute licensed data, labels and expert knowledge with provenance attached.
↗03Contribute methods, code, rules and candidate improvements.
↗04Reproduce, review and evaluate results against frozen policies.
↗06 / Verified Delta
Accepted work is not automatically an improvement. UNORYN proposes comparing candidate changes against frozen baselines and explicit resource constraints.
07 / Architecture
Genesis intentionally begins with a constrained architecture before testing broader participation or economic layers.
Proposed prototype architecture. Not deployed, load-tested or security-audited.
08 / Documents
Two documents, four verified language editions. Review 3 describes the current design; document publication is not proof that the protocol is deployed.
Review 3 · Logo V2Design review
Vision, Genesis experiment, contribution model and project boundaries.
Review 3 · Logo V2Protocol design review
Protocol architecture, execution states, verification, contribution records and failure recovery.
10 / Research
The research agenda names the questions that must be answered before participation, security or economics can responsibly expand.
What must be frozen for another device to reproduce a result?
Which relationships make an acceptance decision reviewable?
When does review cost more than execution?
How should authors, operators and reviewers remain distinct?
Which bounded local workloads can be reproduced safely?
Which attacks emerge as participation expands?
What cannot be achieved with ordinary settlement?
11 / Build Log
English became the default interface; the homepage, document routes and full-width narrative modules were rebuilt. This is a website release, not a protocol milestone.
The Hero gained a layered WebGL Earth, synthetic collaboration signals, scroll transition and static accessibility fallbacks.
English and Chinese Litepaper and Whitepaper editions were prepared with Logo V2 and are now mapped separately.
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