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Paper on Arkxion, a next-generation blockchain built on PoAI (Proof of Artificial Intelligence), published on Zenodo

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We have published a paper on Zenodo, the open-access repository, proposing Proof of Artificial Intelligence (PoAI) — a consensus mechanism built around verification by AGI — and Arkxion, the next-generation blockchain system that implements it.

What PoAI is

A consensus mechanism built around verification by AGI, as an alternative to Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS).

Its properties

  • Security — fraud detection by AI gives higher security than existing systems
  • Energy — it does not require the electricity consumption that PoW does
  • Scalability — transactions can be processed quickly
A researcher examining connected blocks and a manuscript in a sunlit studio.
An original concept illustration of AI verification and connected blocks, inspired by the PoAI and Arkxion research theme.

The Arkxion system

A next-generation blockchain platform implementing PoAI.

PoAI | The approach: Proposes a consensus approach centred on verification by AGI. / Arkxion | The system: The blockchain system implementing PoAI. / Zenodo | Publication: The repository where readers can access the paper and its details.
A conceptual map of the proposal, not evidence of comparative performance or security.

Where it is published — Zenodo

The paper is published on Zenodo.

Zenodo is an open-access repository run jointly by CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, and OpenAIRE, the European open-science infrastructure. Built with support from the European Commission's Horizon 2020 programme, it lets researchers in any field publish and preserve papers, datasets, software and presentations free of charge, and is widely used worldwide.

Everything deposited receives a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), so it can be cited and referenced permanently. It also supports open-access distribution under Creative Commons licences, which helps with academic transparency and reproducibility.

Please see the published paper for the detail.

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