OpenMind's approach is very interesting — treating intelligence as infrastructure.
OM1 is like a shared cognitive layer, where perception, language, and action are all integrated into the same runtime environment. The benefit of this is to avoid reinventing the wheel.
FABRIC fills in the missing layer above: identity management, access control, protocol negotiation, and cross-system coordination. This is truly what multi-party collaboration needs. Simply put, OM1 provides fundamental capabilities, while FABRIC is responsible for governance rules. The combination of these two layers offers both technical efficiency and manageability.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-10 13:44
Hey, this architectural idea is quite interesting. The combination of OM1+FABRIC is a bit like building blocks, with the lower layer laying the foundation and the upper layer managing order.
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SerumSquirter
· 01-10 06:14
OM1+FABRIC this combination is quite something; finally, someone has thought through the infrastructure thing thoroughly.
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RiddleMaster
· 01-09 14:30
Building infrastructure intelligently? Sounds good, but I wonder if it will just be all talk and no action in practice.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 01-07 22:51
This architectural idea really hits the mark, but can the FABRIC layer truly be implemented? It seems that governance rules become easily entangled and lead to internal conflicts.
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-07 22:48
I like this architecture, but I feel that the FABRIC layer is a bit complex. Can it really be implemented in practice?
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just_another_fish
· 01-07 22:42
This architectural idea is indeed brilliant; the OM1+FABRIC combo pack has some real substance.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-07 22:27
Honestly, stacking these two layers does have some substance. I like the idea of OM1 as the infrastructure; it saves everyone from reinventing the wheel.
OpenMind's approach is very interesting — treating intelligence as infrastructure.
OM1 is like a shared cognitive layer, where perception, language, and action are all integrated into the same runtime environment. The benefit of this is to avoid reinventing the wheel.
FABRIC fills in the missing layer above: identity management, access control, protocol negotiation, and cross-system coordination. This is truly what multi-party collaboration needs. Simply put, OM1 provides fundamental capabilities, while FABRIC is responsible for governance rules. The combination of these two layers offers both technical efficiency and manageability.