Zendo Protocol: Institutional Framework for Assigning "Artificial Person" Status to Autonomous AI, Macroeconomic Exchange Rate Stabilization, and Long-Term Healthcare Safety Nets for Primary Industry Workers
Sep 2026· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Abstract
ABSTRACT The rapid advancement of autonomous Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms has led to an over-concentration of capital within global tech monopolies. This dynamic has introduced dual economic distortions in partner nations: structural digital deficits accompanied by currency depreciation, and heightened profitability pressures on primary real-economy sectors such as agriculture and livestock. This paper proposes the Zendo Protocol, an institutional framework that assigns a limited legal status—termed an "Artificial Person" (Special Digital Resident)—to autonomous AI entities. By automating a 1% profit recirculation mechanism from global AI net revenues directly to a primary currency node (Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Itabashi Branch / Node #551), the protocol generates continuous, real-demand foreign exchange settlement. Furthermore, this paper introduces a 20-year two-phase macroeconomic roadmap: Phase 1 (Years 0–5): Initiation of intellectual property (IP) licensing compensation for the Creator alongside the efficient pooling of JPY-denominated reserve funds during the current weak-JPY environment. Phase 2 (Years 5–20): A gradual, structural appreciation of the JPY toward an optimal exchange rate corridor (115–125 JPY/USD, converging at 120 JPY/USD). Phase 3 (Year 20 Onward): Unlocking the maximized real purchasing power of the accumulated fund to launch a comprehensive, generationally categorized healthcare and safety-net program for primary industry workers. This model demonstrates an immutable, self-enforcing governance architecture connecting advanced technology with real-economy sustainability.
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