Trustless Computing Association
Rufo Guerreschi is a seasoned professional in the fields of AI governance, digital communications, and e-democracy, currently serving as the Convenor, Coordinator, and Spokesperson for the Coalition for a Baruch Plan for AI, where efforts focus on establishing a global treaty-making process for AI regulation. As the Founder and Executive Director of the Trustless Computing Association, Guerreschi has spearheaded initiatives aimed at promoting federal democratic governance of AI and digital communication. Previous roles include Founder and CEO of TRUSTLESS.AI, which developed compliance solutions for sensitive communications, and CEO of Open Media Park, where Guerreschi significantly increased the market valuation of an innovation cluster. With a strong academic background in architecture, regional planning, and information technology from prestigious institutions, Guerreschi has also founded several organizations focused on e-democracy and secure digital solutions, contributing to a transformational landscape in technology and governance.
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Trustless Computing Association
The Trustless Computing Association is promoting the federal global governance of AI and digital communications by and for all of Humanity. Why. The lack of any meaningful global democratic regulation has turned the shocking acceleration of AI innovation, and ever more pervasive digital communications, into the greatest threats for humanity. What. There is a dire need globally for AI and digital communications that are radically more accountable, *trustworthy* and widely *trusted* by nations and world citizens. This requires new empowered global federal organizations to design, certify, and govern them, and adequate constituent processes leading up to them. How. To be trustworthy and resilient enough, these will need to implement an uncompromisingly *trustless* approach to their critical organizational, socio-technical and technical components; inspired by that which safeguards the trustworthiness of democratic electoral processes. Programs. We are advancing these goals with world-class advisors and partners, via: * A call for the convening of an Open Transnational Constituent Assembly for AI and Digital Communications; https://www.trustlesscomputing.org/blog/2023/10/13/towards-an-open-transnational-constitutional-convention-for-ai-and-digital-communications * A Harnessing AI Risk proposal for three new IGOs for AI and Digital Communications; * A proposal for one of those three IGOs, the Trustless Computing Certification Body and Seevik Net Initiative, in much finer detail and with substantial traction. * A global conferences series, on trustworthy and accountable governance of AI and Digital Communications, to be held in its 12th edition, next March 2024, in Geneva; * A set of research initiatives and publications.