Yesha Nashiym-El

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Remember the first time an AI assistant actually understood you? Then the frustration when you opened a new chat and had to explain yourself all over again?
That's not a bug. It's the internet showing its original sin.
We built digital spaces where your memories evaporate when you close a tab. We normalized seventeen different profiles in seventeen corporate silos. The internet's decentralized vision was captured by monopolists.
Two decades later: Big Tech owns your data, walled gardens trap you, and the internet serves corporate profits instead of human potential.
Now we're doing it again with AI.
As models commoditize, Big Tech is racing to monopolize your context data: your conversations, preferences, work, life.
Same playbook: control infrastructure, absorb startups, lock out competitors.
Your AI assistant isn't learning to serve you better. It's learning to trap you more effectively.
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Plurality Network's .
We're building an Open Context Layer: portable, persistent, privacy-preserving context that works like TCP/IP for AI.
Your AI works for you, not Google. Your data flows across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini. You control access, usage, expiration.
This means:
Switch AI services without losing history
AI agents collaborate with YOUR permissioned context
No vendor lock-in
You can monetize your expertise
This is the "Open Agentic Web" i.e. AI with fiduciary responsibility towards individuals, not platforms.
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This is the inflection point. We don't get a third chance.