Memorandum · Gravit Open Network · Dr. Alex Konviser

Memorandum on the triad of human security

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Gravit Open Network Foundation, Zurich, 14 November 2026. Author: Dr. Alex Konviser and the Gravit team; prepared with the help of the AI assistant Claude.

Preamble

Every person wants three things: to be alive and well; to know that their case was decided by the truth; and to be simply, humanly happy. Today three fields protect these needs: health, law and property. Decisions in them are more and more often made or prepared by machines. Humanity has come to understand that such decisions need a common foundation of verifiability. We consider it our duty to build it.

First pillar: health

  1. Personal and precise. Any product for a person, medicines included, can be made for that person individually. The decision about such a product rests on verified data of that person, which the person controls.
  2. A healthy life for everyone. We support the general promotion of a healthy way of life, based on knowledge that anyone can check.

Health comes first: an error here is most often irreversible.

Second pillar: law

Proof in court must be impartial and checkable by every party. A decision rests on the truth, not on one party's version. - A version is what an observer holds: a tax authority, the police, a claimant, a defendant. - The truth is what remains once the versions are checked against independent evidence.

Third pillar: property

The security of what a person has earned: money, bank accounts, real estate, and the laws that protect them. Economic security and economic freedom protect, today, a person's right to happiness.

Common principles

  1. Truth is checked, not proclaimed. Every decision carries a record of the evidence and rules it was based on, and any authorised reviewer can recompute it.
  2. An error is reported to whoever is responsible. An error that is found goes to the one responsible for the decision: the doctor, the court, the bank. Disclosure to third parties remains the decision of that responsible party, or of the person concerned.
  3. The human above the machine. Where the machine and the rules disagree, a human has the last word.
  4. History is not erased. Corrections are added; earlier records are kept.
  5. No unverified claims. We publish only what can be reproduced.

The protocol as the foundation

The open Gravit protocol and its paradigm join the three pillars on one base: independent evidence, reproducible decisions, accountability. As digitising the maps of the world once made every road checkable by anyone, the verifiability of decisions about health, law and property must become a matter of course. Then humanity can step into a new era.

The first steps are taken: a verifier in two independent implementations, tested on 200 million cases; and a demonstrator of an observer for AI decisions, which catches the model's errors and does not let it close a disputed case without a human.

Zurich, 14 November 2026 Dr. Alex Konviser Gravit Open Network Foundation