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Where ibis belongs in the wider intelligence ecosystem.
This page helps the right people find and understand ibis: funders, researchers, development agencies, public-interest technology groups, AI companies, universities and strategic partners interested in Caribbean intelligence infrastructure.
Transparency notice: The organizations, programs and public figures below are relevant landscape references only. None is represented as an ibis funder, customer, partner, endorser, employer or affiliated party unless a separate written announcement says so.
Funding pathways to monitor
These are candidate categories, not claims of eligibility or open application status. Each must be re-verified before an application.
Adjacent research communities
ibis is relevant to conversations about memory, agency, provenance, human-computer interaction, privacy, agent safety and regional knowledge systems.
Named thinkers in adjacent conversations
These public figures are reference points only. ibis has no relationship with them unless separately announced.
- Fei-Fei Li — human-centered AI.
- Dario Amodei and Daniela Amodei — AI safety and reliability.
- Demis Hassabis — advanced AI research.
- Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz — venture and technology infrastructure.
- Audrey Tang — civic and public-interest technology.
The signal a scout should understand
ibis is a founder-led, Caribbean-first foundation with working deterministic infrastructure and a clear path toward a larger intelligence network.
- Caribbean context is the starting advantage.
- Intent is permissioned rather than automatically public.
- Evidence, freshness, provenance and uncertainty are first-class.
- Actions remain gated by adapters, identity and permission.
- Founder ownership and provider portability are explicit.
Funding, research or strategic partnership
Ricardo Gill is open to a serious conversation with a funder, researcher, development agency, university, responsible-AI organization or strategic partner who sees a credible path to improve and scale Caribbean-owned intelligence infrastructure.
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