Two separate things. Post-quantum is just the cryptography (ML-KEM and ML-DSA), it's built into the software everyone runs. It needs no central authority - same way as HTTPS encrypts your browsing without an "encryption company" in the middle. For nodes - they're run on everyday devices. Anyone can run one, there's no data centre, no single operator. And because your data is encrypted on your own device before it's shattered and spread across the network, there is no actual content for a node to read, meaning you don't need to trust anyone, with anything.

Your data and your AI agents don't have to live on someone else's servers. Autonomi is a network where they stay with you and connect directly. Decentralised, post-quantum, with no company in the middle. Built for people, and the agents that work for them.

Team criticism is yours to give, but Autonomi is not the team's to own. This is a technology built for others to build on and with. It's barely started but it is now live - a post-quantum network shipping weekly and running 110GB uploads at 100% success - ambitious work now being done in public. Anything built to run forever while being owned by no one was always going to take time. But waiting for flawless is how ideas stay talked about and unbuilt. Early - yes. Perfect - no. Live - now.

Not sure which AI you're using but it's out of date on this one. Autonomi is post-quantum, today. It uses ML-KEM-768 for key exchange and ML-DSA-65 for signatures (the NIST post-quantum standards), with no classical fallback. Your data is also self-encrypted on your own device before it ever leaves it. Re: the AI saying no - could be its training data: most models were trained before the post-quantum stack shipped, so they either guess from old info or assume a storage network isn't post-quantum. If you point it at autonomi.com/llms.txt (our machine-readable index) it'll give you the current answer 🤝

Everyone talks a good game about data now - private, secure, yours for good - here's what the reality looks like:

Governments are putting a clock on quantum: the US wants federal systems post-quantum by 2030 (EO 14412), the EU by 2030, the UK by 2035, Microsoft by 2029. But most of that work only upgrades one layer - data in transit. The harder job is making the whole stack quantum-safe: the keys, identities and signatures that protect data for decades, with no classical crypto left anywhere. Few have done it. Autonomi is post-quantum across the whole stack, no classical fallback, and already live.

Worth signing: savethearchive.com/NewsLeade… And the longer view on what permanence really takes: reading-room.com

The internet is quietly forgetting. Publishers are now blocking the Wayback Machine, so today's journalism may never be independently archived. (When Paramount wiped MTV News, 20+ years and 460k pages vanished.) The Internet Archive does heroic work - we're right behind them. But no single institution should be a point of failure for our shared memory. It's why we built a permanent record owned by no one: nothing quietly deleted, content kept exactly as published. Not to replace the archivists - to make sure the archive can never be switched off.

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A win for internet users the world over is what we're looking for 🤝

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Thanks for the mention guys - appreciated 🙏

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Not a claim, a needed reality - all verifiable and all open source 🤝

The best bit is with Autonomi you don't have to trust anybody 🤝

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We need the inverse of how it works today - upload for free, give your data up and pay to access it ... A much better way is to pay to upload, keep your data safe - and access it freely whenever you want it. No middlemen, no contracts, no centre.

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It is good, and it's also exactly true 🤝