@ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

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@mcnado@mstdn.social Biology and medicine still remain domains where 100% precise information does not yet exist. Where there is too much uncertainty, contradiction, and unverifiable hypotheses, fraud, manipulation, and false hopes inevitably appear. That is why humanity needs systems built on maximum precise and verifiable information. https://orcid.org/0009-0009-8968-3111

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 5mo ago

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@lerg The problem is not that “non-technical people write code”. The problem is that the industry spent decades building systems on ambiguous data and endless workarounds. Programmers should represent no more than 25% of system-level decisions. The other 75% is engineering, process physics, and data structure. AI, no-code, and vibe coding do not solve the problem. They accelerate the scaling of chaos. If the foundation is rotten, failure is inevitable.

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

Humanity is not running out of resources.
It is running out of precision, meaning, and long-term thinking.

When civilization cannot direct wealth into real foundational progress, money and power flow into wars, chaos, and control instead.

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

Modern AI and industry are no longer limited mainly by computing power, but by the lack of 100% precise data.

When information is ambiguous, chaos scales automatically.

The next technological breakthrough will not come from “bigger AI,” but from deterministic description of non-organic domains:

one real object → one precise meaning.

Only this foundation can lead to truly reliable technologies and new discoveries.

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

Humanity started confusing code generation with real technological progress.

Programmers became the new “technical elite” while heavy engineering, aviation, energy systems, and applied physics have largely stagnated.

LLMs evolve every few months.
But modern civil aircraft are still built on concepts from the last century.

It seems we did not hit a computational wall, but a collapse of engineering culture.

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 3mo ago

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@ladyteruki@mastodon.social The machine doesn't need "more tweaking." It needs 100% accurate information. Without it, AI doesn't solve problems—it scales mistakes. That's exactly what CTMinfo is building.

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

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@yth@mstdn.social The main problem of humanity today is not the lack of technology. The problem is chaos, ambiguity, and unreliable information. Corruption, nepotism, wars, massive inefficiency, and enormous waste of energy and resources all survive where reality cannot be verified precisely. Only 100% accurate information can push inefficiency into a corner, give us a chance to preserve the planet, and open the path to real scientific breakthroughs.

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

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@murb@todon.nl An alternative to Big Tech AI already exists. CTMinfo is not another probabilistic model, but an already working system of 100% precise information for future AI and digital infrastructure. One real object → one precise meaning. There are currently no direct analogues of this deterministic ontological infrastructure in the world. https://orcid.org/0009-0009-8968-3111

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ctminfocom @ctminfocom@fosstodon.org

· 5mo ago

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@MidniteMikeWrites@zirk.us @pluralistic@mamot.fr AI bubbles are a symptom. The deeper problem is that modern systems still tolerate structural ambiguity. A world built on 100% verifiable information cannot be easily manipulated by governments, corporations, or hype cycles. In such systems, you can profit only by creating real value — not by exploiting chaos.

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