ZKML and Autonomous Worlds — The New World

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Autonomous worlds are digital ecosystems governed by their own set of rules and entities. These worlds, much like physical or conceptual spaces we inhabit, operate under a unique “diegesis” or the set of conditions that define what exists within their boundaries. Examples range from elaborate fictional universes like Lord of the Rings to real-world economic systems like the US dollar. Three core concepts critical to Autonomous Worlds are: A Blockchain state root. The definition and compression of all diegetic entities, which compose our world’s state. A Blockchain state transition function. The definition and execution of rules, which govern how we introduce and change diegetic entities. A Blockchain consensus mechanism. The agreement between a world’s stakeholders that a state transition is valid. This makes everyone a participant and a decision maker. With these mechanisms, there exists a potential for worlds governed by unambiguous, diegetic boundaries, enforced through state and co

by Dante , Jseam , and Sofia . Edited by vera The Autonomous Worlds Thesis Autonomous worlds are digital ecosystems governed by their own set of rules and entities. These worlds, much like physical or conceptual spaces we inhabit, operate under a unique “ diegesis ” or the set of conditions that define what exists within their boundaries. Examples range from elaborate fictional universes like Lord of the Rings to real-world economic systems like the US dollar. Three core concepts critical to Autonomous Worlds are: A Blockchain state root. The definition and compression of all diegetic entities

ZKML and Autonomous Worlds — The New World

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