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RadioText: What if a system for Resilient Text Broadcasting?
Drawing inspiration from the golden age of broadcast—when a single transmitter could reach millions with music, drama, and news—RadioText redefines that model for a world constrained by bandwidth and power. Rather than resurrecting purely audio streams, it proposes a versatile framework where expressive, adaptive text—shaped by large language models and encoded by default via the eXtended…
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Hierarchical Tokens for Structured General Intelligence
This white paper introduces the concept of Hierarchical Tokens, a novel architectural direction for transformer-based models. Instead of limiting language generation to token-level prediction (word by word), this approach expands the predictive structure to higher-level semantic units such as sentences, paragraphs, sections, chapters, and even domains of knowledge—each treated as composable macro-tokens. By applying the…
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The Paradox of Transparency: Architecting Explainable, High-Performance AGI with Ethical Accountability Layers
This paper addresses the fundamental tension between transparency and performance in artificial general intelligence (AGI) systems. While high-performance models often rely on complex, opaque architectures (e.g., deep neural networks), the demand for explainability and ethical accountability grows increasingly urgent. We introduce a Transparency-Performance Duality Framework (TPDF), which proposes layered system designs that partition cognitive and operational…