Bala Komatireddy

The Problem It Solves We're used to AI and online services learning about us—Spotify knows your music taste, TikTok curates content for you, and Amazon predicts your next purchase. But do you actually own that data? Your AI memories? Right now, your behavior data is locked inside these platforms. If TikTok disappeared tomorrow, your AI memories would be lost. Worse, companies collect, sell, and profit from your data without your consent, and you never truly know who has access to it. What This Changes With our system, you own your AI memories. Instead of platforms harvesting it for free, you store it securely on decentralized storage and control access through smart contracts. 🔍 Transparency – Know exactly who accesses your data and why through an open, verifiable system. 💰 Monetization – Sell your insights directly to companies on your terms, cutting out the middlemen. 🔄 Portability – Take your preferences, AI history, and behavioral insights with you across platforms. 🔒 Security – Your data is encrypted, protected with decentralized keys, and cannot be exploited without your consent. 📊 AI Knowledge Ownership – Keep the data that AIs generate about you and add it to your profile, building your preferences over time. You decide which preferences can be shared and with whom. How It Works Marketers, AI services, and businesses already pay for user data—but now, they buy it from you. 🤖 An LLM can instantly tailor responses based on your self-owned knowledge base, making AI interactions smoother and more relevant. 📑 An insurance agent can autofill a quote using only what they need, purchasing access to specific data points you authorize. 🎵 A music app can instantly learn your preferences without tracking you—because you provide the data yourself instead of being passively monitored.

Mycelia allows apps to prove arbitrary execution data from one EVM chain withing a smart contract on another EVM chain. It is similar to Wormhole Queries or Chronicle's Oracle, but powered by a decentralized and permissonless validator set instea of a fixed validator set. Mycelia uses FROST signatures to allow Cosmos SDK chain validators to attest to data on remote EVM chains, allowing for extremely cheap data proofs (30k gas, 65 bytes) that are backed by the economic security of the chain.