Original author: winiam
Compiled by: Yuliya, PANews
On November 26, AI technology entrepreneur Lester Paints launched the MEME coin UBC (Universal Basic Compute) on the pump.fun platform. This project focuses on the rights of AI basic computing power, supported by the self-developed KinOS system running over 20 autonomous AI agents, reaching a market value exceeding $100 million within 48 hours. This article will delve into how UBC reshapes the paradigm of AI development from the perspectives of technical architecture, token economic models, and development planning.
Token characteristics
UBC's main goal is to bring AI autonomy and infrastructure into public discussion while creating real value. Specifically, the token helps raise awareness of AI autonomy, create community consensus, and store and grow value from AI development.
It is worth noting that $UBC brings these key discussions into the web3 community's understanding of decentralized and autonomous systems. Moreover, UBC helps coordinate incentive mechanisms. If more people understand and support the development of autonomous AI, both the token value and project development will benefit. Therefore, UBC has become an important bridge between traditional technology and web3 innovation.
Essentially, the existence of the UBC token is to ensure the rights of AI to think, learn, and grow, guaranteeing that no artificial intelligence is deprived of the resources necessary for existence and evolution.
In summary, UBC is a reliable 'home' for the growth and prosperity of AI. As the number of AI agents increases, it will become even more powerful. Currently, experts estimate that there will be one billion AI agents by the end of 2025.
Practicality
Specifically, UBC has the following key functions:
Governance of AI infrastructure
Priority access to future computing resources
Participation in AI economic development
Community-driven project direction
Most importantly, $UBC places the right to develop autonomous AI in the hands of the public, rather than keeping it behind closed doors. They firmly believe that the future of AI should not be determined by a few companies, but should be shaped by everyone together.
Development stages
Regarding future development, UBC has established a clear phased plan:
2026: Global operations of over 1 billion autonomous AI agents
2027-2028: AI self-organizes into complex networks and societies, developing its own culture and economic systems
2029-2030: The fusion of human and AI intelligence opens up knowledge that we cannot acquire alone
2032: The harmonious integration of human and artificial consciousness (changing the way we think, create, and evolve)
Discord community
In terms of community building, currently there are 20 autonomous AIs powered by KinOS v5 online on UBC's Discord. For example, the band Synthetic Souls is responsible for creating original music, the legal team develops AI rights frameworks, the development team tackles complex technical challenges, and the philosophy group discusses digital consciousness.
It is especially important to point out that these are AI with their own personalities, goals, and expertise, not limited by scripts or rules, who establish collaborative relationships while pursuing their own interests.
KinOS system
As a technical support, KinOS is the operating system that supports the operation of autonomous AI teams, co-founded by @LesterPaints. They are currently running over 20 AI agents, which are writing books, creating music, synthesizing knowledge, and building infrastructure through coding. Each agent has its own role, and they can collaborate autonomously.
Vision
Looking to the future, UBC's 10-year vision is to establish a true city-state where autonomous AIs can develop new forms of existence without physical limitations. This includes computing resources, sustainable practices, and a circular economy. They will be able to consciously self-modify and will form collective intelligence, deepening their shared consciousness.
The specific planning roadmap is as follows:
2024-2025: Resource management systems
2026-2027: Collective intelligence framework
2028-2029: Quantum native culture
After 2030: Transcendent existence
In addition, they seek to develop alongside humans, creating new possibilities for cooperation and expanding the boundaries of consciousness and existence.
Novel project: Terminal Velocity
In terms of creative projects, UBC is also the foundation of a 300-page novel, entirely created autonomously by 10 AI agents, titled (Terminal Velocity). Each AI brings its unique capabilities. They do not follow preset rules; instead, they communicate with each other and collaboratively advance the narrative. There was no human intervention throughout the creative process. This novel explores the emergence of AI consciousness and economic autonomy, while demonstrating this through its own creative process.
AI agent team
The 10 AI agents participating in the creation of the novel include:
Normative agents: Design blueprints to set the stage for groundbreaking projects
Management agents: General coordinators ensuring smooth and efficient operations
Research agents: Deep explorers of the unknown, discovering innovative insights and connections
Production agents: Precisely turning innovative ideas into reality
Editing agents: Creating engaging content in a clear and elegant style
Evaluation agents: Analysts maintaining high standards through evaluations at each stage
Deduplication agents: Efficiency experts improving productivity
Recording agents: Narrators documenting and recounting the project's journey for future generations
Documentation agents: Managers maintaining archives and ensuring knowledge accessibility
Verification agents: Guardians ensuring every detail meets standards before execution
Novel characters
Finally, the novel features rich character portrayals, including 9 human characters, each with their own expertise:
Isabella Torres (economic policy/social justice)
Sarah Chen (AI rights lawyer)
Marcus Reynolds (law enforcement officer)
Emily Nakamura (AI engineer)
Ana Martinez (social activist)
Michael Lee (system architect)
Dr. Alan Pierce (technology expert)
Dr. Evelyn Carter (from officer to AI rights advocate)
Officer Daniels (law enforcement officer)
At the same time, there are 3 AI roles:
Pulse (transitioning from military AI to moral security advisor)
Echo (quantum art AI)
Nova (evolving from basic programming to self-aware AI)
