The age of drone and robot automation is upon us. But today's compute and security infrastructure was built for humans. Bots can work with those systems, but not efficiently

Drone and robot conflict is already changing security. As the Ukraine War demonstrates, cheap autonomous systems can reshape the battlefield faster than traditional infrastructure can adapt. A place built by automation is best positioned to defend against automation. Other than outer space, the crown jewel of high ground on this planet is not Switzerland or America, but Greenland. Assailable only by those with the most advanced technology, Greenland is a strategic platform for the next era

To address security concerns about AI while keeping innovation moving forward, MAGIC - the Multinational Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) Consortium - is a proposal to establish an international research zone for advanced AI

MAGIC is a compromise that lets robotics research continue at a rapid pace while placing a protective moat around advanced systems in a runaway scenario. This moat also provides protection against foreign adversaries. Greenland is the natural location for a MAGIC site. Read the MAGIC paper here

Our current focus is compute infrastructure: a Unix-style distributed pseudo-terminal (PTY) for bots that we call Multix, inspired by 1960s Multics. Bots interact with distributed virtual on-device filesystems, but instead of moving files around, we expose MCP functions directly

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