The Sycophantic AI & Why Who You Are Matters

Project Name: The MXTM Framework Core Concept: A strategic roadmap for licensing personal “digital twins” to enhance and contextualize Artificial Intelligence. Current Status (As of June 2025): Visionary framework in the initial stages of development and community building.

The MXTM Framework, conceived here in the vibrant tech and cultural hub of the Yucatán Peninsula, introduces a forward-thinking protocol for one of the most pressing questions of our time: how does our unique human identity interact with the growing power of AI?

At its core, the framework proposes that individuals can compile their digital footprint—their expertise, creative output, cultural background, and online interactions—into a "digital twin." This twin is not a literal copy, but a nuanced, vector-based representation of a person's context and perspective. The central idea is to create a standardized, open-source method for licensing this digital twin to AI models. When a query is made, the AI doesn't just process the question; it processes it through the lens of the licensed profile, resulting in richer, more insightful, and contextually aware responses.

Spearheaded by the interdisciplinary thinker MXTM—known for his work spanning roles from a Ninja Yoga Sensei and VJ to a Maya-language advocate and anarcho-capitalist critic—the project is fundamentally about responsible stewardship. It is being developed not as a proprietary, "walled-garden" technology, but as an open-source initiative. The roadmap emphasizes collaborative governance, transparent consent, and ethical guardrails, including protocols for respectfully representing the legacies of those who have passed.

Currently, the framework is at a foundational stage. The focus is on articulating the vision, developing pilot programs with local Tulum-based creatives and startups, and preparing the intellectual property groundwork to ensure the system remains open and community-driven. It is an invitation to co-create the standards for a future where our digital identities can enrich technology, spark new forms of collaboration, and ensure a more inclusive, creative, and human-centric AI.

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Podcast Intro: "Digital You"
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Host: From the studios of NotebookLM, this is "Digital You"—the podcast where we explore the edge of identity in the age of artificial intelligence. I’m your host, and today we’re broadcasting from the beautiful Playa del Carmen, a place where ancient culture and future-forward thinking meet.

We ask our AI assistants questions every day. “What’s the weather?” “Draft an email.” “Explain quantum computing.” But what if the AI didn’t just give you a generic answer? What if it could answer with the perspective of a specific artist, a scientist, a community leader… or even you?

What if "who you are" could become a context layer for technology itself?

That is the profound idea at the heart of our conversation today. We're joined in the studio by a truly multi-faceted thinker, MXTM. Based here in Quintana Roo, he’s a writer, a VJ known as Tsunamix, a Ninja Yoga Sensei, and a passionate advocate for Maya culture. He is also the architect of a groundbreaking new proposal: The MXTM Framework for licensing your "digital twin."

In this episode, we are going to unpack that. What exactly is a digital twin? How can your unique life experience be respectfully packaged and licensed to an AI? We'll dive into the mechanics of this open-source vision, the critical importance of ethical guardrails, and how this could create new economies for creatives, experts, and cultural stewards. This isn't science fiction; it's a strategic roadmap being built right now, and it could reshape our entire relationship with AI.

So, settle in as we explore a future where your identity doesn't just exist online but actively enriches our collective digital world.

MXTM, welcome to Digital You.

MXTM: It's a pleasure to be here.

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