Re: New proposal for CredWeb meeting tomorrow

Dear CredWeb members!

This is Timur Sadekov again, CEO of the CyberPravda.com project — we are
developing an international service for analyzing the veracity of
information. We are registered in Barcelona and are currently undergoing
the acceleration of Acelera Startups Cataluña.

We really need your support!

Yesterday we received an email that CyberPravda was among the top 25
projects in the BGI Nexus & Deep Funding grant program from SingularityNET
— a global community of AI developers!

It's time to take action! Our CyberPravda project has made it to the
finals! Voting has begun!

This will give us resources to launch an independent, unbiased and
objective credibility analysis system for the masses. But we can't do it
without your support!

How is the winner chosen? The organizers have come up with a clever system
— paired voting (like in scientific reviews). No “voting for your own” —
just an honest choice!

✅ You will be shown 8 pairs of projects — just choose the one that is
closer to you from each pair.
✅ No one will see all the projects at once — this is a guarantee of
fairness.
✅ Every vote you cast influences — even if you don't see our project
directly, your choice shapes the overall rating!

⏳ Vote until April 7 (18:00 UTC)!
The results will be announced on April 14, but you need to act now!

💡 What can you do?

✔ Vote at the link:
👉 https://bgicollective.singularitynet.io/grant-voting
✔ Tell your friends and colleagues — the more people who participate, the
better our chances!
✔ Support other projects — together we are creating a future where
technology works for people!

Let's make it happen! 🚀


Sincerely yours,

Timur Sadekov, CEO
CyberPravda.com

вт, 11 мар. 2025 г. в 17:13, Тимур Садеков <sadekovt@gmail.com>:

> Dear CredWeb members,
>
> I hope you can appreciate and support the project I would like to
> introduce to you. I would like to draw your attention to the new service of
> collective intelligence for analyzing the veracity of information
> CyberPravda.com. My name is Timur Sadekov and I'm the founder and CEO of
> this project.
>
> We’ve developed a way to verify truth online through structured
> discussions and math. A new kind of media.
>
> I have been searching for years for a solution that would allow us to
> verify the veracity of contradictory hypotheses against the information
> noise created by existing technologies of falsification and disinformation,
> and as a result we have found a fundamentally new way to verify facts and
> fight fake content based on advanced decentralized technologies.
>
> We have found a way to mathematically determine the veracity of
> information and have developed a fundamentally new algorithm that does not
> require the use of cryptographic certificates of states and corporations,
> voting tokens that can bribe any user, or hallucinating artificial
> intelligence algorithms that learn from each other to get better and better
> at falsifying all kinds of content. The algorithm does not require external
> administration, review by experts or special content curators. We have
> neither semantics nor linguistics — all these approaches have not justified
> themselves. We have found a unique and very unusual combination of
> mathematics, psychology and game theory and have developed a purely
> mathematical international multilingual correlation algorithm that allows
> us to get a deeper scientometric assessment of the accuracy and reliability
> of information sources compared to the PageRank algorithm or the Hirsch
> index.
>
> Our method is based on the fact that any opinion or publication can be
> represented as a sequence of elementary facts securely recorded and
> encrypted inside the blockchain: who, when, what, where, how much etc. All
> users who want to tell about important events should post a sequence of
> facts. These blocks will be so simple that it will be easy to check these
> facts from all sides and enable automatic translation and make the system
> multilingual and fully international. Of great importance is the fact that
> fake news never continues and always contradicts each other. And vice
> versa, any true fact or event will have supporters who will be interested
> in publishing the most detailed information about it. All this makes it
> possible to assign each message in the system a credibility rating, and
> authors — a reputation rating. The basis of credibility is the same
> composition of event quanta, and the basis of reputation is the constancy
> and stability of this composition in large socially diverse groups. We call
> it “the chemistry of truth” and “the DNA of reputation”.
>
> The main know-how of the Cyberpravda is a combination of modern blockchain
> protocols with algorithms of mathematical analysis of logical networks and
> graph theory for analysis of complex logical chains consisting of hundreds
> of facts from many different sources allowing mathematically to evaluate
> the reliability rating of information on the Internet and assess the
> reputation of its authors depending on the correlations of facts and
> arguments published by various authors with evidences and refutations from
> other users, the authors' scientific weight, their activity, account
> verification, reliability of data sources and many other factors.The
> algorithm is completely transparent and visible to all users of the system.
> Everyone will know the rules of the game and will be able to check them at
> any time. Thousands of authors will participate in the process, espousing
> different points of view.
>
> Cyberpravda mathematically evaluates the balance of arguments used by
> different authors to confirm or refute various contradictory facts to
> assess their credibility, in terms of consensus in large international and
> socially diverse groups. From these facts, the authors construct their
> personal descriptions of the picture of events, for the veracity of which
> they are held responsible by their personal reputations. An unbiased and
> objective purely mathematical correlation algorithm based on graph theory
> checks these narratives for mutual correspondence and coherence according
> to the principle of "all with all" and finds the most reliable sequences of
> facts that describe different versions of events. Different versions
> compete with each other in terms of the value of the flow of meaning, and
> the most reliable versions become arguments in the chain of events for
> facts of higher or lower level, which loops the chain of mutual interaction
> of arguments and counterarguments and creates a global hypergraph of
> knowledge, in which the greatest flow of meaning flows through stable
> chains of consistent scientific knowledge that best meet the principle of
> falsifiability and Popper's criterion. A critical path in the sequence of
> the most credible facts forms an automatically generated multilingual
> article for each of the existing versions or hypotheses, which are
> dynamically rearranged according to new incoming evidences and the desired
> credibility levels set by readers in their personal settings ranging from
> zero to 100%. As a result, users have access to multiple Wikipedia-like
> articles describing competing versions or opinions, ranked by objectivity
> according to their desired level of credibility.
>
> Our solution allows us to build a fundamentally new algorithm of mutual
> trust for the activities of DAO and all those who develop the DeSci area,
> especially now against the background of rapid development of numerous
> deepfake technologies based on artificial intelligence, which in the near
> future will overwhelm all information resources with falsified content.
>
> Brief description and essence of the project —
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/18OfMG7PI3FvTIRh_PseIlNnR8ccD4bwM
> CyberPravda extended presentation —
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RmEbq4Tsx1uCCjMNjXNK4NXENtriNCGm
> Article about CyberPravda and its application for creating global
> cybernetic communities —
> https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/YtCQmiD82tdqDkSSw/cybereconomy-the-limits-to-growth-1
> Mathematical model —
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GrcDP0LPvxJ_4E8wYLp49aZ8R76ysVUo
> CyberPravda Data Room Dashboard —
> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16-ySPw5vy2wUIvlsV_nx64jbJpL4_Ns5HxZ0SyfAUP0
> YouTube video — https://youtu.be/jFZVhp_GJtY
> YouTube video-presentation with explanations in English —
> https://youtu.be/cha7BwZ5t4U
>
> I think if we could join our efforts together, we would solve the problem
> of misinformation and finding answers to complex questions much faster,
> because our Cyberpravda algorithm already evaluates the veracity of
> publications, filters out unreliable statements and automatically assembles
> a consensus article on any topic from the most reliable facts and arguments.
>
> We are alumni of the web3-accelerator fractalweb3.com and members of the
> supportive program Nova SBE Web3 Creators Collective in Portugal. We got a
> startup visa and registered the company in Spain. Algorithm was verified by
> advisers Ph.D.s in mathematics who specialize in the theory of influence
> and confrontation in modern social networks. We have just completed a
> prototype and are ready to demonstrate it. We are planning to have 1
> million users in the first year after the start of application. We need
> investments to finalize our project.
>
> I'd be perfectly happy to tell you more and answer any questions that you
> might have. Write to me in Telegram anytime @sadekovtimur
>
> We would very much appreciate hearing from you.
>
>
> Looking forward,
>
> Timur Sadekov, CEO
> CyberPravda.com
>