Protocol
Machine Intelligence Library of Knowledge (MILK) is an open, onchain repository resistant to censorship and tampering, designed to provide free and equal access to information for all, including AI agents
MILK Key concepts
Universal Database for AI
MILK will enable the storage of various types of information, such as scientific research, internet history, archived web pages, politically censored content, books, and datasets for AI training.
Dynamic self-sustaining Library of Knowledge
MILK will evolve from centralized control to full decentralization for file uploads in three stages. First, file uploads are curated and managed by the team, then community members will be able to vote to approve files for blockchain uploads. Finally, it will become a fully decentralized process: users autonomously select and upload files to the blockchain, creating a self-sustaining Machine Learning Library of Knowledge (MILK).
Onchain Storage
MILK data will be stored on the blockchain, ensuring immutability, availability, and resistance to censorship. Data in the contract's event logs remains unchanged and is preserved across all network nodes, making it accessible even in the event of censorship attempts. Deleting this data would be equivalent to a hard fork, resulting in a loss of trust from users in the network
The project uses the Base network, which offers a cost-effective solution for data storage. For instance, storing 1 GB of data in the event logs of a contract on Base costs $16,000, significantly cheaper than storing the same data on an Ethereum contract.
Gas Sharding
MILK players collectively share the cost of uploading data to the blockchain, collaboratively building an onchain library as they play.
MILK and The Future of AI
Empowering Human Freedom
Artificial intelligence is designed to expand human potential. We advocate for open access to information and believe that limiting AI agents' access to data restricts the freedom of individuals who depend on these technologies to solve complex problems.
Destroying Monopolies
When access to information is limited and controlled by large corporations, it hinders innovation. When AI agents are restricted from free access to data, they become dependent on those who control it, which slows progress and concentrates power within corporations
Open-Source Philosophy
MILK aligns with the open-source philosophy, providing the community with tools to collaborate and co-create knowledge
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