Multi-engine coordinated AI system with fractal architecture, precious metal denomination, and session survivability protocol

Abstract

The subject of the application is a multi-engine coordinated artificial intelligence system with fractal architecture, precious metal denomination and session survivability protocol.A system for coordinating N commercially available artificial intelligence (AI) models from different vendors into one coordinated product consists of: (a) N AI engines from at least three different vendors operating at the consumer tier, where the cost of a single engine does not exceed $20 per month or is free of charge, (b) a central human node (N+1 engine) acting as a decision router orchestrating the flow of tasks between engines, (c) a complete K_N graph of emergent specialized connections between AI engines, where each pair of engines has a defined functional specialization, and (d) the emergent value of the system (capability / cost ratio) exceeding the sum of the values ​​of the individual components (superlinear scaling), with the total operating cost of the system not exceeding 1 ounce of silver per month at enterprise-grade capability.