The document outlines the goals and missions of Swytch and SingularityNET, focusing on integrating blockchain technology to promote renewable energy and artificial intelligence. Swytch aims to facilitate investments in solar energy through crypto-tokens that represent carbon emission reductions, while SingularityNET aspires to create a decentralized network of AI agents for sustainable technological advancement. The founding teams for both initiatives comprise various industry experts, highlighting the importance of collaboration across sectors to achieve their objectives.

1. Chair,
MP Korea,
Youngsook
PARK
-Mexico MPPC
8-11 Oct.2017
2017
Visitors/Events
President
UN Future Forum Korea

2. TRUST LESS TRUST -
WHY THE BLOCKCHAIN

4. Swytch Token, Goal
• Executive Summary
• Swytch uses open source blockchain and robust Proof of Standing consensus
to verify investments in renewable solar resources worldwide. Swytch rewards
solar asset investments (rooftop, distributed utility, and large-scale grid scale
solar projects) with crypto-tokens that are issued through an independently
verifiable algorithm.
• From large-scale industrial power generation to small residential investments,
Swytch tokens can be minted anywhere electricity is produced and consumed.
Swytch provides geo-stamped credentials for production and consumption
based on actual carbon reduction and displacement of fossil fuels.
• Demand for the token grows from the intrinsic value of supporting the Swytch
ecosystem. Each token issued represents a quantifiable reduction to current
greenhouse gas emissions. Each token used and accepted for commerce will
directly support investments in additional, distributed renewable technologies.

5. Swytch Token, Mission
• Mission
• The Swytch mission is to accelerate the global transition from fossil fuels to renewables,
especially solar, and through the Token Commons Foundation, to provide a decentralized,
open, and resilient infrastructure for the verified generation and exchange of tokens of
value and trust.
• Swytch aims to ignite a global movement to harmonize investments in renewable energy
sources by establishing the following principles:
• 1) Design a token that is a valuable and independently certified medium of exchange
based upon the production of usable renewable technology.
• 2) Use encryption technology and blockchain to verify in a tamper proof manner that
energy production is linked with consumption of renewable resources.
• 3) Work with governments to convert existing renewable policies to incorporate Swytch,
standardizing Carbon Credits and reducing the regulatory burden of competing
Renewable Energy Credit (REC) programs. Eliminate inefficient renewable trading markets.
• 4) Encourage cities, governments, and municipalities to accept Swytch for city goods and
services that reduce pollution and congestion, and to support sustainability and
greenhouse gas reduction (citywide buses, bike services, carpool, using Swytch to buy
solar panel upgrades, smart meters, smart thermostats and smart homes).

6. Blockchain
& AI based
token for
fossil to
solar in 10
years

7. Founding Team
• Founding Team
• Evan Caron - Energy/Renewable Industry Specialist, Executive
• John Redpath - Energy & Commodity Trading Executive
• John Clippinger - MIT Media Lab, ID3, Token Commons, Token
Master
• Richard Kastelein - Blockchain News and Crypto-Asset Design
Marketing
• Simone Giacomelli – Vulpem Technology
• Peter Hirshberg – Smart Cites, Maker Cities, Marketing
• Tony Seba, Standford Univ. RethinkX
• Youngsook Park- CEO Solar Makers Korea

8. SINGULARITYNET 8
Introducing
SingularityNET
Platform for the decentralized AI economy

9. SINGULARITYNET 9
The SingularityNET will be seeded with AI nodes
derived from existing AI projects such as
OpenCog (created by SingularityNET founders),
Google Tensorflow,
the Japan Whole-Brain Architecture, etc.

10. SINGULARITYNET 10
OpenCog’s Neural-Symbolic “Atomspace” Knowledge Store
and Multiple Cooperating AI Algorithms
Makes it an Ideal Platform for Building “AI Hub”
SingularityNET Nodes

11. SINGULARITYNET 11
The largest networking company in the
world, with $50 billion in annual revenue
Cisco Systems
The 9th largest technology company in
the world, headquartered in Shenzhen
China
Huawei Technologies
The global leader in expressive, super-
realistic humanoid robots
Hanson Robotics
OpenCog Technology, Core to SingularityNET,
Is Currently Used by Companies Across Numerous Sectors
Including:

12. SINGULARITYNET 12
OpenCog Foundation and Hanson Robotics
Have Partnered to Create Powerful Open Source Robot AI

13. SINGULARITYNET 13

14. SINGULARITYNET 14
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15. SINGULARITYNET 15
The SingularityNET
Enables Diverse Robots
Around the World to
Connect in a Synergetic
AI/Robot Mind Cloud

16. SINGULARITYNET 16
The SingularityNET Enables
Robots and Other Devices
in the Home to Connect
into an Economic
and Cognitive Network,
Closely Interoperating with
The Broader AI Mind Cloud

18. SingularityNet, Goal
Youngsook Park, Korea Rep
• SingularityCoin is a revolutionary cryptocurrency designed by
a nonprofit organization specifically to foster and host the
growth of advanced Artificial Intelligence toward the goal of
an ethically positive Technological Singularity.
• SingularityCoin consists of three types of tokens, designed
with a special economic logic so as to enable the operation
and growth of the SingularityNet – a “Decentralized Self-
Organizing Cooperative” of AI agents. The AI agents in the
SingularityNet will interact peer-to-peer, providing AI services
to each other and to outside customers, and cooperating
together to create a higher level of emergent intelligence.

19. SingularityNet, Mission
• To put it plainly: The SingularityCoin project is
designed to generate an intelligent global economy
that pursues maximized benefits for all individuals,
groups, civilization, and life.
• Through the combination of powerful AI agents and
a benefit-maximizing SingularityNet architecture, we
will accelerate the development of a global
supermind, facilitating the evolution of humanity
into a more advanced, intelligent, beneficial and
connected mode of being.

21. MP Korea, Prof Youngsook Park
2017 visits and events

22. Lecture for politicians, civil servants, teachers,
students, etc.
2017 Jan., Future Energy Workshop 2030, National Assembly
led by Rep Lee Won-wook, Ruling Party, keynote by Youngsook Park

23. April 5
Dmitri Kaminski
President, DKV
Benjamin Butler
Founder of Emerging Future Institute
Asia AI Hub

24. April 19~22
Puruesh
Chaudhary
UN Future Forum
Pakistan
STEPI Futures
Workshop
Chaudhary, Park, Inayatullah

25. April 29
Future Work/Tech 2050, 2nd workwhop in Korea
Jerome Glenn
Director of Millennium Project

26. May 17~23
Danny Kennedy
The author of “Rooftop Revolution”
Alex Zhavoronkov, Insilico Medicine
Korea Future Forum 2017

27. May 17
Alex Zhavoronkov
Insilico Medicine, CEO
visits Ministry of Food and Drug Safety and
cosmetic companies.

28. June 28~July 2
John Henry Clippinger
ID3 CEO, MIT Media Lab

29. July 18~23
Future Work/Tech workshop 3rd workshop in
Korea
Jerome C. Glenn
Director of the Millennium Project

30. Sep.10-15
Thomas FREY
Futurist
DaVinci Institute

31. Future Work/tech 2050
South Korea workshop
results
Written by,
The Millennium Project Korea Intern /
KYFF president,
Seung Hyeon Yu
2017.07.21 (sat), Seoul, South Korea

32. Participant: 유승현, 김경민, 김동하
Presenter: 유승현
Business

33. There are some grammatical and structural changes
that have been made in comparison with the original.

34. 1. As the boundaries of the state become obscure, a large national
corporation will be born.
2. Case 1: If the number of single Company (One man enterprise)
increases,
-The union will change its purpose as a business-to-business
union, and the scale will also expand to nationwide or world-wide.
3. Case 2: If the number of single Company (One man enterprise)
decreases or do not exist,
-Only adaptable companies that are better suited to 'NT' among
the one-man companies will survive.
-In other words, we should strive to create business items
through 'NT' education at the government level or at the business
association level

35. Government
Participant: 박성준, 김명숙, 이상민
Presenter: 박성준

36. There are some grammatical and structural changes
that have been made in comparison with the original.

37. 1. In the future, the role of government should be minimized, and
NGOs will take the place. (Government policy decisions, public
opinion formation, etc.)
2. Most of the tax will be used for welfare policies according to
the implementation of the Basic Income Act.
3. As the low birth rate continues and the problems deepen, the
reimbursement for the government's birth should become
more bigger.
4. Artificial intelligence will play a role as presidential secretary in
the future depending on the development speed of artificial
intelligence.
5. The development of artificial intelligence will affect the
strengthening of educational policies on humanity.

38. Education
Participant: 이영옥, 탁윤희, 신근식, 김윤미, 이미화
Presenter: 김윤미

39. There are some grammatical and structural changes
that have been made in comparison with the original.

40. 1. The primary purpose of the school will disappear. In other
words, fundamental literacy education such as humanities and
philosophy will be achieved rather than memorization and
oriented education.
2. The importance of lifelong education will grow even more. In
other words, education for lifecycle must be activated. (Due to
aging, low birth rate)
3. Collaborative education, such as a discussion team project
rather than a competitive education, will be the majority of
the educational curriculum.

41. Culture
Participant: 장래균, 김미리, 송영철
Presenter: 장래균

42. There are some grammatical and structural changes
that have been made in comparison with the original.

43. 1. Anyone can be both proactive creator and consumer of
cultures, etc (i.e music, writing)
2. The rise of suicide rate due to the skepticism on immorality
will be a new concept of death problem.
3. Men can consider themselves that they are almighty and have
sovereign control over everything.