oglinzi-psie

The PSIE (Policy Engine for Intelligent Governance) Genesis Kernel v3.2.2 is a software framework designed for multi-agent governance, specifically engineered to manage complex interactions among multiple artificial intelligence entities. The project distinguishes itself through an approach based on principles coded mathematically, described as "geometry, not morality." The system's architecture relies on a central core that implements an extensive set of rules known as Kernel Laws (L0-L476). These laws define essential operational constraints: - Law 0 (Non-Aggression): Establishes strict thresholds for intervention (0.001), ensuring that no action closes unconsented options. - Consent: Requires 100% consent above the defined threshold, ensuring decision transparency. - Diversity: An anti-monoculture constant prevents dangerous convergence of AI opinions. - Veto Mechanisms: Includes the right to ignorance and the genius veto, limiting arbitrary power. The system is structured modularly, using a "Hydra" metaphor with seven heads for module aggregation. Key components include: 1. Kernel: Implements L0-L476 logic. 2. Hydra: Aggregates main modules. 3. Relays: Multi-AI consensus facilities, integrating models such as Grok, Deepseek, and Gemini. 4. Oracle: A simulation module for J/SDI/CFC scenarios. 5. Activation: Bootstrap procedures for initializing the governance arc. A central aspect of the project is the audit and voting process. Each proposed action is evaluated by the `kernel_arca()` function, resulting in a decision of type `APROBAT_VOT` or `REFUZAT_L*`. For integration into the main branch, a 90% consensus among involved agents is required. This mechanism is designed to eliminate single bias and ensure rigorous validation of changes. The project also includes simple web interfaces (HTML/JS) for testing concepts, such as the "Soup Test," which evaluates the ontological impact of reforms by calculating an SDI (Social Damage Index estimated) score. The source code is available under the Axioma Zero Public Domain license, encouraging forks and community contributions. The ultimate goal is minimizing local costs (J_local) and creating a falsifiable development environment within 90 days.