Human-Compatible Collective Intelligence: BeTrueCore as Ethical Infrastructure and Self-Awareness Game in the Age of AGI

Abstract

Abstract. The accelerating development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) raises a fundamental question that Stuart Russell articulated with precision: how do we ensure that increasingly powerful AI systems remain aligned with human values? This paper argues that the answer lies not in constraining AGI, but in building parallel infrastructure that preserves human sovereign will-expression. BeTrueCore Modular System — built on Web3 Intuitive Symmetry Methodology (Web3-ISM) v1.2 — proposes a sociotechnical architecture where AI acts as notary, not judge. Drawing on Gödel's incompleteness theorems, wabi-sabi philosophy, Bayesian evolution, and cryptographic governance primitives (ZK-SNARKs, MACI, Lit Protocol), the system transforms collective human intuition into mathematically verifiable decisions. We argue that BeTrueCore does not compete with AGI — it provides the ethical infrastructure upon which AGI-era governance must be built. Keywords: AGI alignment, gorilla problem, assistive gaming, collective intelligence, digital sovereignty, cryptographic Voting, Weight Unit, voice of silence, self-awareness game, AI as a notary, participatory democracy.