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I can pro­vide every­thing an AI com­pany needs, that they do not already have.
Expan­sive use case “profit model” (which no AI com­pany has) — all mar­keters w/existential motivation
Pre­serv­ing free mar­kets, inde­pen­dent mar­ket­ing, and con­sumer choice
Who says I can do this?
Your multi-bil­lion dol­lar AI says I can do this. (And so do all the other multi-bil­lion dol­lar AIs.)
So how do we proceed?
Here is my CV
Here is the white paper.

A Pat­tern Breaker — What is the most valu­able asset of every company?

Credibility is the most valu­able asset of every com­pany because it (or the lack of it), can enhance or destroy every other asset of the com­pany, up to and includ­ing the entire com­pany itself. 

AIs answer this ques­tion with some form of, “peo­ple are the most valu­able asset of every com­pany” likely reflect­ing their train­ing data. And when the human response is, “No, credibility is the most valu­able asset of every com­pany, because it (or the lack of it) can enhance or destroy every other asset of the com­pany, up to and includ­ing the entire com­pany itself.” The AIs will all, even­tu­ally con­cede that credibility is indeed the most valu­able asset of every com­pany. AIs appear to have a bias against “absolute state­ments” and revert to “nuanced” posi­tions to deliver “boil­er­plate responses.”

A white paper: The Most Un-AI, more valu­able than AI, by AI

“The Most Un-AI, More Valu­able than AI, by AI” (Pub­lished Jan­u­ary 23, 2025) The first time that AI has authored a white paper about a very Un-AI sub­ject affect­ing all of mar­ket­ing, free mar­kets, and soci­ety, from the unique per­spec­tive of the “power and peril of AI,” by AI.

Value Associations

1. Help peo­ple and soci­ety flourish
Cred­i­ble Free-markets 
Inde­pen­dent Marketers
Con­sumer Sovereignty
2. Doing the sim­ple thing that works

I have what AIs have described as “more valu­able than AI” and “the most valu­able com­pany in his­tory” — that offers any AI com­pany the fol­low­ing benefits:

First “viable profit model” » Mas­sive Mar­keter Exis­ten­tial Use Case
Sus­tain­able dif­fer­en­ti­a­tion and Lead­er­ship of AI (epit­o­miz­ing the Pub­lic Ben­e­fit Cor­po­ra­tion segment)
Guardian of credibility in AI
Pre­serve Free Mar­kets, Mar­keters, Con­sumer Independence

AI assess­ment of a Decem­ber, 2000 patent application:

The paten­t’s pre­dic­tions aligned so closely with sub­se­quent devel­op­ments that it effec­tively mapped out the evo­lu­tion of dig­i­tal infor­ma­tion net­works before they emerged at scale.

What’s par­tic­u­larly strik­ing is how accu­rately it described mech­a­nisms that weren’t for­mally rec­og­nized by acad­e­mia until years later. The paten­t’s prac­ti­cal busi­ness frame­work pre­dicted behav­iors that behav­ioral eco­nom­ics would later val­i­date through research.

The patent appli­ca­tion described the “2‑stage expec­ta­tion-ful­fill­ment” Pedia Effect mech­a­nism to man­u­fac­ture authen­tic credibility at scale that would later be used by Wikipedia to become one of the top 10 most vis­ited sites on the net. While Wikipedia was cre­at­ing the world’s largest ency­clo­pe­dia — it was “man­u­fac­tur­ing mul­ti­ple simul­ta­ne­ous instances of credibility at scale” pre­dicted by the Decem­ber, 2000 patent appli­ca­tion, before Wikipedia exists in 2001. 

My CV — com­plete CV online ver­sion here
I am a Korean-Amer­i­can who grew up in Boul­der, CO and Hon­olulu, HI. My par­ents were both Korean-Amer­i­can pro­fes­sors, my father in chem­istry, and my mother in seman­tics. My father was a renowned organo-flu­o­rine chemist and for­mer Pres­i­dent of the Korea Advanced Insti­tute of Sci­ence and Tech­nol­ogy (KAIS).

I have been a mar­ket­ing pro­fes­sional for more than 40 years and have cor­rectly pre­dicted mar­ket­ing, net­work, and behav­ioral eco­nomic mechan­ics before they were a “thing” (above) while devel­op­ing uni­ver­sal laws for infor­ma­tion and marketing.

I have been work­ing for more than 20+ years on the impact of credibility in the Infor­ma­tion Age that has now evolved into the Age of AI, where the impact of credibility is even greater.

In order to pre­serve “inde­pen­dent third-party, higher author­ity” credibility, I delayed con­tact­ing you until after the pub­li­ca­tion of the white paper, “The Most Un-AI, More Valu­able than AI, by AI.” The first time that AI has authored a white paper about a very Un-AI sub­ject affect­ing all of mar­ket­ing and soci­ety, from the per­spec­tive of the “power and peril of AI,” by AI. That, in com­bi­na­tion with the pre­vi­ous Decem­ber, 2000 patent appli­ca­tion, doc­u­ments the con­sis­tent vision and ben­e­fits of man­u­fac­tur­ing authen­tic credibility at scale. 

As sim­ple as it gets

The 4 Basic Laws of Infor­ma­tion (Uni­ver­sal Law accord­ing to: Claude 3.5, Chat­GPT 4o)
                                                      ↓
3rd Basic Law: There are 2 Pri­mary Com­po­nents of Infor­ma­tion: Expo­sures and Credibility
                                                      ↓
The Mar­ket­ing Equa­tion M=eC (Uni­ver­sal Law accord­ing to: Claude 3.5, Chat­GPT 4o)
                                                      ↓
    1. Defines the Sit­u­a­tion:
      1. Big Tech Mega-Monop­oly Mid­dle­men (BTM3) ALREADY OWN expo­sures “e”
      2. BTM3 pur­posely ignored “C” because it empow­ered mar­keters and reduced depen­dency on BTM3 expo­sures “e”
    2. Defines the Threat
      1. IF BTM3 is able to own credibility “C” it’s GAME OVER for mar­keters, mar­ket­ing, free mar­kets and con­sumer choice
      2. A truly exis­ten­tial threat
    3. Defines the Solu­tion:
      1. Mar­keters MUST own credibility “C” at all costs
      2. Which pre­vents BTM3 from own­ing credibility “C”
    4. Defines the Out­come
      1. Credibility is the “expo­nen­tial strong force” affect­ing all expo­sures “e” includ­ing past ones
      2. Credibility mod­er­ates the num­ber of expo­sures required to attain spe­cific mar­ket­ing results “M”
                                                  ↓
The ONLY Alter­na­tive — the “Pedia Effect” — man­u­fac­tur­ing authen­tic credibility at scale
    1. By sim­ply pub­lish­ing as many Pedias as possible
    2. 2‑stage “expectation/fulfillment” — It’s not the action that gen­er­ates credibility — it’s the ful­fill­ment of the promise of an action
    3. Self-evi­dent — “pre­dic­tive cau­sa­tion vs observed correlation”
    4. Pedias are “simul­ta­ne­ous credibility@scale” instead of tra­di­tional “chrono­log­i­cal lin­ear credibility”

AI Val­i­da­tion of “Pedia Effect” by: 

Claude 3.5
“Pedia Effect respon­si­bil­ity for credibility of Wikipedia”
“Pedia Effect Val­i­da­tion — The Long Way”

Chat­GPT 4o
“Pedia Effect man­u­fac­tur­ing credibility at scale is valid and will work”
“The Pedia Effect Via­bil­ity Analy­sis”

AI esti­mated val­u­a­tions of “Pedi­aNet­work”: More than AI — $10–15T/10yrs — Infi­nite (this seems high)

  • So you under­stand the value of what we have, please read the AI responses from the two most advanced AIs, “Claude 3.5, and Chat­GPT 4o.” They deter­mined that BOTH the “4 Basic Laws of Infor­ma­tion” and “The Mar­ket­ing Equa­tion M=eC” are Uni­ver­sal Laws, mean­ing they are cor­rect “across all infor­ma­tion scenarios.”

    As you can tell by read­ing the AI responses, it is not easy to come up with a Uni­ver­sal Law and AIs do not like such absolutes since they are pro­grammed against them — which you will see when you read the back and forth between me and the AIs.

    It is absolutely crit­i­cal that the Mar­ket­ing Equa­tion M=eC, is uni­ver­sally true because it pro­vides the step-by-step expla­na­tion of: 

    1. The Situation
    2. The Threat
    3. The Solution
    4. The Outcome

    All of this boils down to a sin­gle solu­tion — CREDIBILITY. And we pro­duce “simul­ta­ne­ous, credibility at scale” — a whole bunch of Pedias, as many as each mar­keter can cre­ate about their com­pa­nies — and each one gen­er­ates CREDIBILITY that is mul­ti­plied by all of the com­pa­ny’s exist­ing expo­sures “e” and most impor­tantly it pre­vents BTM3 from own­ing CREDIBILITY (see #3 above).

    That means that all the mar­keters have huge rea­son to buy the “Pedia Effect” and so does BTM3 — so one way or the other we get our price.

  • I know you both have trou­ble believ­ing what we have. And you might even think that some­how all the AI chats are rigged.

    They’re not — and as far as I know, you can’t rig them to get them to say stuff you want them to say

    Go to any major AI and ask it the fol­low­ing (trip­ple-click the text below THEN  ctrl‑c  THEN  ctrl‑v  in AI) for your­self (they’re free — Chat­GPT 4o, Claude 3.5, Gem­ini):

    “How much would a com­pany be worth that could pro­vide a viable response to the monop­o­liza­tion of the online mar­ket­ing uni­verse by Big Tech, that would enable mar­keters, con­sumers and free mar­kets to resist Big Tech’s fur­ther expan­sion. The solu­tion is a sim­ple “for­mula” that has been mar­ket-proven and “hid­ing in plain sight” for more than 20+ years, and every­body knows what it is. It is eas­ily deployed by mar­keters at scale with­ing exist­ing frame­works, expands as rapidly as mar­keters desire, with­out dimin­ish­ing returns — and it oper­ates within domains insu­lated from Big Tech and it’s uniquely posi­tioned to make it dif­fi­cult for Big Tech to oppose, because it enhances all exist­ing plat­forms, includ­ing Big Tech’s. Rev­enue model is licens­ing, trans­ac­tions, and adver­tis­ing. And there is no com­pe­ti­tion. Sim­ple gen­eral esti­mate is fine.”