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  • 1: Introduction
    • BasedAI Mainnet Q&A Guide
    • Is Your AI Based?
    • BasedAI Ecosystem
    • The Role of Based CLI
  • 2: Installation
    • Minimum Requirements and Prerequisites
    • Installation Instructions
    • Verification of Installation & Troubleshooting
  • 3: Interaction with [Brains] and [Brainstore]
    • Section Overview
  • Using [basedcli brains]
    • [stem]: Retrieving Brain Information
    • [pow_memorize]: Registering Wallets with PoW
    • [memorize]: Associating Wallets with Brains
    • [parameters]: Viewing and Setting Brain Parameters
    • [list]: Viewing All Brains
  • Using [basedcli brainstore]
    • [list]: Accessing Community-Approved Brains
  • 4: Interaction with [Core] Network Operations
    • Section Overview
  • Using [basedcli core]
    • [list]: Listing Core Network Components
    • [weights]: Adjusting Influence on the Network
    • [get_weights]: Reviewing Current Distribution
    • [vote]: Participating in Governance
    • [gigabrains]: Viewing Current GigaBrains
    • [memorize]: Ensuring Network Recognition
    • [proposals]: Insight into Network Proposals
    • [delegate] & [undelegate]: Managing Staked Influence
  • 5: [Wallet] Functionality and Transactions
    • Section Overview
  • Using {basedcli wallet]
    • [list]: Viewing All Wallets
    • [overview]: Comprehensive Wallet Summary
    • [transfer]: Executing Token Transfers
    • [create]: Setting Up a New Wallet
    • [new_computekey] & [new_personalkey]: Generating Additional Keys
    • [regen_personalkey], [regen_personalkeypub], & [regen_computekey]: Regenerating Keys
  • 6: [Stake] Mechanics and [BrainOwner] Tools
    • Section Overview
  • Using [basedcli stake]
    • [show]: Show Stakes in Wallets
    • [add] & [remove]: Add or Remove Stakes
  • Using [basedcli brainowner]
    • [get]: Retrieve Brain Rules and Parameters
    • [set]: Adjusting Brain Parameters
  • 7: Commands Reference
    • Reference Table
  • 8: Implementing Smart Contracts in BasedAI
    • Introduction to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)
    • Prerequisites
    • Write a Smart Contract
    • Test & Deploy a Smart Contract
    • Tools and Technologies
    • Advanced Example: $PUMP Memecoin Launchpad
    • Advanced Example: AI Marketplace
    • Advanced Example: Brain #88 Access Token
  • 9: Forms
    • $BASED Faucet
    • Test Brain Ownership
    • Test Brain Tokens
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  1. 8: Implementing Smart Contracts in BasedAI

Advanced Example: Brain #88 Access Token

This example demonstrates creating a secondary ERC-20 token called $AI88, which is required for accessing the AI model operated by Brain #88. In this scenario, the owner of Brain #88 is launching these smart contracts.

Components

  1. AI88Token Contract: Secondary token required by Brain #88 for access.

  2. AIServiceAccess Contract for Brain #88: Manages access based on $AI88 token ownership.

Steps to Implement Control Architecture

1. Create and Deploy the ERC-20 Token Contract for $AI88

Below we will create a new ERC-20 token contract for $AI88, which represents the required token for accessing Brain #88's AI model:

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.0;
import "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol";
import "@openzeppelin/contracts.access/Ownable.sol";

// ERC-20 token contract for AI88 with mint and burn functions
contract AI88Token is ERC20, Ownable {
    constructor(uint256 initialSupply) ERC20("AI88 Token", "AI88") {
        _mint(msg.sender, initialSupply); // Mint initial supply to contract deployer
    }
    function mint(address to, uint256 amount) public onlyOwner {
        _mint(to, amount); // Mint new tokens, only callable by owner
    }
    function burn(uint256 amount) public {
        _burn(msg.sender, amount); // Burn tokens from the caller
    }
}

2. Create and Deploy the AIServiceAccess Contract for Brain #88

Below is the contract that will manage access to Brain #88's AI services based on the user's $AI88 token balance:

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.0;

import "./AI88Token.sol";

// Manages access to Brain #88 AI services based on AI88 token balance
contract AIServiceAccessBrain88 {
    AI88Token private ai88Token;
    uint256 public minBalanceRequired;
    address public owner;

    event AccessGranted(address indexed user);
    event MinBalanceRequiredUpdated(uint256 oldBalance, uint256 newBalance);

    constructor(address

Next Steps

In this implementation:

  • Users: Must hold a minimum balance of $AI88 tokens to access Brain #88's AI services. The access process is transparent and verifiable through the blockchain.

  • Owner: Can mint new $AI88 tokens and update the minimum balance requirement for accessing AI services.

  • Platform: Manages user access efficiently, ensuring only eligible users can utilize AI resources.

Future Enhancements with AI Integration:

As the platform evolves, integrating AI models from BasedAI's brains could provide additional features to enhance user experience and platform functionality:

  • AI-Powered Access Management:

    • Initial State: Access is purely token-balance based.

    • Future State: AI algorithms dynamically adjust the minimum balance required based on user demand, historical usage patterns, and other relevant data.

  • Advanced Security and Fraud Detection:

    • Initial State: Basic token balance checks for access.

    • Future State: AI algorithms detect and flag suspicious activities to enhance security and prevent abuse of AI services.

By implementing these AI-driven enhancements, the Brain #88 AI service access system can become more robust, intelligent, and user-focused, creating an efficient and secure platform for leveraging advanced AI capabilities.

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