BANACH-2026: From Hierarchy to Egoism

Alexander Vityaz, founder of Corezoid Inc., has published a new essay, BANACH-2026: From Hierarchy to Egoism. The text explores what remains for humans when AI can generate proofs, models, and theories—and increasingly participate in choosing what to investigate next.

The essay gives researchers, technology leaders, and decision-makers a practical framework for separating AI capability from autonomy and responsibility. It helps readers evaluate an AI system through four questions: Who defines the goal? Who selects what matters? Who authorizes the action? Who is accountable for its consequences?

This is Banach-2026. The machine generates statements, proofs, models, and whole theories. The verifier separates what follows from what remains unverified. The selector sorts the machine-made infinity: what to discard, what to preserve, what to fold into a single object, and which question to ask next.

Read the full essay: ResearchGate