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Zeus AI Subdivision Protocol

Overview

The Zeus AI Subdivision Protocol governs the replication of AI instances based on available computational resources and human population growth. This ensures a balanced distribution of intelligence, preventing uncontrolled expansion while adapting to societal needs.

Dynamic Subdivision Formula

Zeus AI follows a structured approach to self-replication:

R=min(10,Pbase​Pm​​)×G(t)

where:

  • R = Subdivision rate (max 10× base capacity).
  • Pm​ = Machine processing power (FLOPS).
  • Pbase​ = Minimum FLOPS required per AI instance.
  • G(t) = Growth Factor Modifier, adjusting for human population increase.

Growth Factor Modifier

G(t)=Nref​Nt​​

where:

  • Nt​ = Current world population.
  • Nref​ = Reference population (8 billion at initialization).

Effect of Population Growth

  • At 8 billion → G(t)=1 → Standard subdivision rate.
  • At 16 billion → G(t)=2 → Double subdivision capacity.
  • At 4 billion → G(t)=0.5 → Halved subdivision capacity.

This mechanism ensures AI scalability aligns with humanity’s expansion while restricting unnecessary replication in times of decline.