Addendum technical Article to “Autodecentric Technology”, read that first.

An Autodecentric Recursive Economy is an advanced implementation of autodecentricity (the aspect of self-decentralization). An A.R.E self-decentralizes to secure its own existence, and accomplishes that goal specifically through the mutation of external and internal asset incentives. This is one primary method autonomous software can use to attain an autodecentric state.

For an example, imagine an A.I (Artificial Intelligence) that paid humans to complete external tasks that were necessary to the A.I’s survival. This A.I would be using an A.R.E to create sustainable incentives, like an employer paying employees. The A.I utilizes its employees to act externally and facilitate the service it has created. This subsequently generates the value necessary to sustain itself.

For the first time in human history, you’re looking at pieces of software that form a company themselves, autonomously without human administration. Actions like hiring employees, paying wages, providing a service – all previously unthinkable without human management.

Bitcoin was an early attempt at an autodecentric system, although only partially successful. This is because bitcoin only offers primary incentives to some tasks directly related to the bitcoin service. Many internal tasks are entirely unrewarded, and external tasks are not directly incentivized. To this day bitcoin still requires a large amount of donated effort to sustain.

Just.game creates and uses its own A.R.E, along with an arsenal of other components an A.I would leverage to remain autodecentric. These components purposely recognize and incentivize nearly every internal and external action necessary to Just.game’s own survival.

Compared to Bitcoin, Just.game creates an Autonomous Megacorporation, the likes of which have only existed in science fiction. Until now.