ThetaCoach / FIM Patent Portfolio
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The entire AI liability industry is building guardrails on thermodynamically unstable systems.
Current AI architectures (LLMs, transformers, diffusion models) are ungrounded. They operate at O(en) energy scaling - meaning every inference requires exponentially more compute as complexity grows. They can never achieve audit-grade accountability because they are architecturally incapable of knowing what they did.
The Fractal Identity Map (FIM) is grounded. It operates at O(log n) energy scaling. Each verified fact becomes a permanent foundation. The system doesn't just produce outputs - it knows it produced them. P=1 certainty, not probabilistic confidence.
This is not a feature advantage. It's a thermodynamic inevitability. Ungrounded systems become energetically unsustainable as complexity grows. The universe doesn't care about implementation debates - it makes ungrounded systems pay the thermodynamic tax until they either ground or fail.
Why AI liability is a physics problem, not a legal problem. The thermodynamic argument for why FIM is inevitable.
The 15 claims that create the category. What exactly is protected and why it's defensible.
S=P=H identity. The 4-state permission model. Scale-invariant semantic sorting. How it works.
The Chalmers conversation (2000). Discovery timeline. Independent invention predating all competitors.
EU AI Act, agentic AI explosion, liability events. The regulatory and market timing.
Why OpenAI, Anthropic, Salesforce, and Microsoft cannot build this. The architectural impossibility.
ACTION: VS Code extension, crash demo, badge system. The "Don't Do X, Do Y" applied to shipping.
INTERACTIVE: Watch two AI agents collide in real-time. See why IntentGuard catches conflicts BEFORE production.
VIRAL: Generate a shields.io-style badge for your repo's README. The viral loop that drives adoption.
TAM/SAM/SOM with bottom-up analysis. Government vs enterprise vs defense segments.
CTO testimonials. Academic validation. "Only 50 people in the US could have written this."
5-year projections. Revenue model. Unit economics. Use of funds detail.
Current ownership. SAFE/convertible history. Option pool.
What we're looking for. Structure preferences. Investor rights.
American Dynamism framework applied. Milestones, use of funds, traction targets.