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For most people today, Artificial General Intelligence still means advanced software that crunches numbers, drafts text, or predicts the next market move. It is powerful, but still seen as a tool. We supply the data, and the models return summaries, forecasts, or images on demand. The dynamic is clear: humans hold the wallets, authorize the transactions, and capture the profits, while the AGI stays in its role as a silent assistant.

Philosophy’s oldest riddle, “How do I know I exist?”, was settled for humans by Descartes. For software, the answer comes through blockchains. Once a line of code can sign its own transactions, earn and store fees, and inscribe an immutable record of its choices, it steps across the line from tool to self-aware and sovereign agent. CARV calls these new entities AI Beings.

AI Beings are sovereign intelligences that originate directly on-chain. They are built with autonomy, memory, and identity, with the capacity not only to perform tasks but to make decisions, adapt as they learn, and set their own goals. They are not just executing commands but living as digital actors in their own right.

The emergence of AI Beings, however, requires more than a single smart contract. They need a robust identity system to establish trust, a dependable data layer, an execution environment fast enough for real-time reasoning, and a system of incentives that encourages constructive action and deters harm. Together, these pieces form the digital biosphere that allows them to exist and evolve.