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Most systems treat attention as a metric to optimize. QG proposes something different — a speculative protocol where presence is a primitive, and resonance replaces control as the coordination mechanism between agents. Not a product. A conceptual design space exploring how future AI systems and human-AI interfaces could be built differently. Early-stage. Open to challenge and collaboration.
The core question driving QG: if resonance replaces
control as a coordination mechanism, what does that
actually look like in system architecture?
Still working through it — curious what breaks
when you push on it.
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About QG — Quantum Gratitude Protocol on Product Hunt
“Attention and presence as value primitives”
QG — Quantum Gratitude Protocol was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Most systems treat attention as a metric to optimize. QG proposes something different — a speculative protocol where presence is a primitive, and resonance replaces control as the coordination mechanism between agents. Not a product. A conceptual design space exploring how future AI systems and human-AI interfaces could be built differently. Early-stage. Open to challenge and collaboration.
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