that's a new take on blockchain!!! including AI is pretty awesome

An overview of the design is laid out in the technical paper :- ORACLE AI TECHNICAL DRAFT


Oracle AI is an Intelligent Blockchain that analyses, self-corrects and self-regulates rather than the hard-coded system behavior typical of bitcoin and clones. The AI acts as a guardian for the blockchain, monitoring it and adjusting aspects of the system to ensure viable conditions are always maintained. The Ai takes over control of all system policies, such as block reward, proof of stake rewards, fees, money supply management etc. The AI will self-evolve beyond the initializing parameters using a combination of Trial & error and Build-Evolve-Destroy.

I have decided on ten goals/ steps in my road to achieve this kind of Expert System/Narrow AI

1) Blockchain
2) Data Acquisition
3) Kernel v1
3.1) Learning (Not sure if i can teach it to teach itself)
4) Simulator
5) Self replication
6) Inter-AI communication
7) Network wide AI (each individual AI rather than being independent, operates as part of the whole, each nodes vote weight is based on # of iterations and correct previous history )
Reasoning and Explanation
9) Extended Simulation
10) Cross-Chain interaction

I am likely to keep this closed source, i cannot see a compelling reason to open the source to others , especially with the prolific cloning i see around here. For example, no-one has bothered to update the basic Proof of Stake code since 2013/2014, so i had to take bitcoin 0.12.x (2016), update it to use c++11 and start baking PoS into it from scratch. I am currently testing a very basic version on my private home network ironing out bugs, while i write the data acq and kernel code. I will release binaries to curious, interested or enthusiast parties for a test run in a few weeks, if successful, i will proceed, dedicating my free time to meeting the above ten goals and/or any others that may arise during development. For those who will potentially be invited to participate in the private test run but are wary of using closed source code, all i can say is, get a VM and sandbox it.

Regarding my choice of 0.12.x  over the newer 0.13 version of the bitcoin codebase:= Segwit is thus far untested and is not even used in the bitcoin protocol yet. That coupled with the PoS code and many other issues such as CLTV and CSV which no-one has explored in PoS, leaves me with more than enough sleepless nights.

As the code is based on Bitcoin, there will be a token, however if this proves unsuitable, i may opt to develop a new code-base altogether and tack on the previous balances. Services are still just conceptual at the moment, and the level of multi-threading, ram and processing requirements would probably end up making service hosting a very costly thing. Service will be able to access the AI via API and each unique service instance can be propagated across the network.

I would be happy to participate to this project, if you need anything contact me, i may provide a lot of support depending on what you need. Feel free to send me a PM. By the way, if you need a team i am your men.

I've since resolved most of the problems with PoS and am now totally focused on the AI kernel. There is still some signing error on some stake transactions, but i will retrun to that later. Expect a testing binary release soon. Binaries only, no source.

So i got bored and tired of the harder work on the kernel, decided to pursue one of my pet projects and managed to apply it to the testing client. The Oracle client now produces custom wallet addresses.

Most wallets only specify the first character, eg Bitcoin with "1" litecoin with "L" . I thought why not make a really distinct prefix for example the Ticker code for the tokens.

A early morning test case worked : -



So once i settle on a final prefix, all wallets will produce addresses with the custom prefix by default.

Hi

Thanks, i already can confirm full and uninterrupted headers sync for PoS. The AI is being developed to be completely decentralized. If you download the client, you have a "AI node" that contributes to the whole AI by running simulations, submitting best found solution and comparing with others, culminating in a vote by active AIs to select the most popular strategy.

I will release a test version in a couple of days when i finish up with the kernel. 

I think thats pretty neat and its another first in crypto currencies right?
I KNOW WHAT I'M ABOUT TO SAY IS NOT REALLY TOP OF THE LIST IN DEVELOPMENT you could also add style sheets so people can choose their own wallet colors.

ugh.

plain wallet please. that see through background is distracting.

I agree with pallas, a plain background is better then a transparent one, maybe you can customise the collors to reflect the project, a black/darkblue gradient may be appropriated regarding the project's aim.
Had you you been able to work again on the kernel ?
I like why you did regarding the wallet generation, it is true that customising more than the first letter in the wallet address is a nice update.