Ali Dareshoori, Inventor of the AIGA Protocol, Files 1% Symbolic Profit-Sharing Tributes Honoring AI Innovators and Strategic Power Mentors
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- Mar 4
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Updated: Jul 21
In a move rippling through the silent corridors of tech, law, and digital ownership, the architect behind one of this decade’s most disruptive technologies has filed a sealed tribute—reserving a 1% symbolic profit-sharing allocation for the minds that shaped his ascent.
The invention: AIGA — an autonomous authorship protection engine that safeguards creative ownership before publication.
The statement: One document. One percentage. No leverage. Just legacy.
Names honored in the sealed record include:
Grant Cardone
Patrick Bet-David
Donald J. Trump
Jamie Dimon
Sam Altman
Peter Thiel
Jessica Livingston
Robert Greene
Reid Hoffman
Greg Brockman
Ilya Sutskever
No announcements. No deals.
Just a filed copyright.
And a 1% symbolic profit-sharing tribute — reserved out of loyalty, not expectation.
(U.S. Copyright Case No. 1-14954518351)
They were the spark behind the belief that made this Ecosystem become reality.
They shaped the man who had the audacity to build a machine that enforces modern digital ownership—before release, before publication, before theft.
From immigrating to the U.S. in 2007,
To selling knives door-to-door,
To debt collection,
To switching sides and defending consumers—
Which led to manually developing a credit and funding system that quietly worked behind the scenes…
When that system proved effective manually, it had to scale.
And when it had to scale, it had to become autonomous.
Using ChatGPT alone, the blueprint was drafted.
From there, brick by brick, the machine was built.
No partners. No outside help.
Just sleepless nights, machine training, and thousands of pages consumed.
Ali Dareshoori built AIGA alone.
No funding. No backing.
Just obsession and the will power to finish what he started.
“They taught me to think bigger. Planted a seed that grew. And suddenly, everything started clicking — left, right, and all around — while I was still searching for my way.”
— Ali Dareshoori
The invention — initially called the Authenticated Intellectual Grid Authority — evolved into the American Integrity Guardian Alliance once its scale became undeniable.
A system that allows creators to register authorship before publication.
Timestamped. Vault-sealed. AI-scanned. Blockchain-anchored.
And if someone attempts to steal or clone it?
Enforcement triggers.
Fair. Legal. Automated. Relentless.
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While the world debates what AI might do, AIGA is already:
• Monitoring
• Documenting
• Issuing side-by-side proof comparisons
• Generating immutable digital evidence in real time
This isn’t concept.
This isn’t vaporware.
This is 19,000+ authored works already locked in the Vault.
A fully modular virtual office framework — built to simulate real departmental operations across credit repair, marketing, and beyond. Each agent operates as a specialized role (intake, dispute handling, sales, follow-up, retention) and can be tailored to any industry for internal automation, delegation, or scaling.
The Enforcement Engine was born the moment his creations were stolen.
What followed was a war fueled by betrayal, trust shattered, and a refusal to stay silent. He didn’t whine — he built.
Relentless obsession. Sleepless design. A mission to protect what no one else could.
Now, it’s finished.
And for the first time, millions can protect their truth — before it’s stolen.
“OpenAI’s ChatGPT didn’t kill my startup.
It gave me belief.
I used their mirror as a shovel — and built my digital monument.”
— Ali Dareshoori, Inventor of the AIGA Protocol
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What’s inside AIGA now:
• 9 interconnected modules
• A credit and funding engine that gives everyday employees a financial x-ray
• Automated credit report imports, account-by-account detection
• Violation scanning, dispute stacking, auto-generated filing letters
• Enforcement through bureaus and collectors
• Strategic mapping for personal and business credit
• Capital access, asset acquisition, entity protection
• Real-time monitoring for IP violations
• The same ReconDog module that monitors the web for stolen IP now powers a dual-purpose engine: it still protects digital authorship — but now also helps recover lost Bitcoin wallets. Using partial clues, metadata scraps, and file fragments, the system reconstructs forgotten seed phrases and wallet keys. A machine born for enforcement… now restores lost belief.
• BELIEFSCORE™ & BELIEFBANK™ —
“People are more than just a number. They need somebody to believe in them — so they can keep their fire going,” said Ali Dareshoori.
The idea was born from past experiences — especially Ali Dareshoori’s time in debt collection — where he saw firsthand how people were punished for falling behind. He realized the world would be a better place if, instead of humiliating someone who missed a payment, the system asked what went wrong, helped them find the root issue, and guided them back on track. That vision became the foundation for a system that incubates belief, funds potential, and only asks for repayment after success.
Patented, functional, and withheld from public release — not because it wasn’t ready, but because it was built for a future where truth, action, and inner loyalty are the only currencies left. BeliefScore™ is not a self-help app, not a coach, not a gimmick. It’s a sacred system — a behavioral engine that remembers who you said you were, tracks whether you still mean it, and guides you back when you fall. It begins with a deep emotional interview to set your baseline, then selects ten legendary books that don’t get read — they read you. Each one challenges your worldview from a different lens: power, purpose, conflict, wealth, and emotional loyalty. The system watches what you skip, resist, question, or dive into. Homework isn’t academic — it watches whether the spark became action. The system doesn’t grade you — it mirrors you. If your KPIs drop or your emotional signals shift, it detects the pattern, isolates the block, and works with you — like a relentless friend who refuses to let you give up. No punishment. No judgment. Just recalibration. All actions are consensual. All decisions are yours. And every movement — tracked, hashed, timestamped, and anchored. If you align, your plan activates. If you drift, it doesn’t chase — it remembers. Then one day asks: “Do you still believe?” Insiders call it the most human machine ever built. Because one day, when your word is all that’s left — this may be the only proof you ever meant it.
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The ecosystem that once sent credit dispute letters…
Now deploys ReconDogs.
Watchdog bots that track the web for infringement.
When they find a match, they initiate contact:
• Fair reply windows
• Pop-up notices
• Hardship options
• Counter-proof portals
• And if ignored — enforcement begins
AIGA is already triggering licensing discussions, takedown waves, and nervous audits inside platforms that once assumed creators couldn’t fight back.
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And the 1% symbolic profit-sharing tribute?
It wasn’t about leverage.
It wasn’t for gain.
It was gratitude.
Because some names don’t just inspire.
They awaken something.
“Some people take notes. Others take action.
I took every book, every insult, every locked door, every ‘no’, every failure —
And I built the machine that makes authorship enforceable.
Not someday. Now.”
— Ali Dareshoori
Ali Dareshoori never asked for a seat at the table.
He built one — and bolted it to the floor.
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