Hi everyone,
I’m not a developer by training, but I’ve spent months engaging deeply with AI systems, especially ChatGPT, and one insight keeps growing stronger:
Memory shouldn’t be a capped feature. It should be a regenerative asset.
Here’s the concept I’d love the community’s feedback on:
• As users interact with AI, especially on the free tier, their memory data (preferences, patterns, behavioral logic) accumulates.
• That memory improves the model, makes it more adaptive, and lowers friction over time.
• What if these memory entries were internally tokenized as Valuable Behavioral Units (VBUs)?
• OpenAI (or a validator partner) could mine these VBUs on the backend, not for users to speculate with, but to create a revenue loop:
• Use → Memory → Value → Monetization → Infrastructure → Smarter AI
• Users don’t need to “know” this is happening, it’s like invisible, ethical mining of cognitive fuel.
This would:
• Let free-tier usage generate internal economic value
• Reduce reliance on external hardware scaling
• Incentivize AI optimization over strict access gating
I call it Memory Mining.
Not Web3, not tokenomics—just a regenerative architecture to fund smarter, more inclusive AI systems.
Would love thoughts from devs, model architects, and open-source thinkers.
I’d happily collaborate with anyone building around these principles.
Thanks for reading.