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Virtuals Protocol is a decentralized platform that enables users to create, co-own, and interact with AI agents. These agents are categorized into IP agents, which represent specific intellectual properties, and functional agents, designed for particular tasks. The platform introduces an Initial Agent Offering (IAO) mechanism, allowing for co-ownership and governance of these agents through agent SubDAOs. Users can contribute to various aspects of agent development, including cognitive, voice, and visual components, ensuring a collaborative and modular approach. The protocol emphasizes permissionless utilization, enabling seamless integration of virtual agents across diverse applications. Developers are provided with comprehensive documentation, including guides on launching agent tokens, contributing to various cores, and understanding the GAME framework. The protocol's vision is to foster a revenue-generating ecosystem through decentralized contribution and co-ownership.

​Second Me is the first open-source AI identity system that delivers 100% private, deeply personalized AI agents built specifically to represent your authentic self. It doesn't just learn your preferences, it comprehends your unique thinking patterns, represents you across different contexts, forms collaborative networks with other Second Mes, and creates new value in the emerging agent economy. Second Me features Hierarchical Memory Modeling (HMM), a three-layer structure that enables your AI self to rapidly recognize patterns, adapt, and evolve alongside you. Its Personalized Alignment Architecture (Me-alignment) transforms your scattered data into deep personalized understanding, outperforming leading retrieval-augmented generation models by 37% in user understanding. Operating with 100% privacy, Second Me can run locally, ensuring you retain complete control over your personal data, sharing it only with your explicit permission.