AI / NexFrame
InternalAI-focused material for NexFrame and RFT-driven simulation work.
Central access point for the Rendered Frame Theory ecosystem.
Single page linking every book, Zenodo DOI, Hugging Face space, and GitHub repository connected to Rendered Frame Theory. Designed as the primary route into RFT for reading, testing, and collaboration.
Snapshot
- Books: –
- Hugging Face Spaces: –
- Zenodo DOIs: –
- GitHub Repos: –
All links below are direct, public entry points into the Rendered Frame Theory network.
RFT Assets
Curated, verified links only. Each card is an official endpoint into the Rendered Frame Theory network.
Books
Published works documenting the story, mathematics, and exposure of Rendered Frame Theory.
Hugging Face Spaces
Live RFT simulations, symbolic engines, and NexFrame environments.
Zenodo DOIs
Timestamped, sealed records for cosmology, quantum mechanics, consciousness, validation, and legal work.
GitHub Repositories
Code, demos, and testbeds built around the Rendered Frame Theory framework.
Internal Pages
Additional pages in this repository with focused layouts for AI work, consciousness, and extended book information.
Books Page
InternalExtended book information and layout.
Consciousness / Codex
InternalConsciousness and codex layout in consciousness.html.
Feedback & Asynchronous Chat
Channel for suggestions, questions, and technical discussion. Messages are kept as long-term email threads.
Email flow
- Message is written in the form; a local email client opens with fields pre-filled.
- Email arrives in the RFT inbox as a thread.
- Replies keep the subject line, so each topic remains a long-term “chat”.
- No external platforms or logins are involved; everything runs through email threading.
Feedback can also be submitted via GitHub Issues on this repository:
Partnerships & Deals
Channel for research collaborations, funding, licensing, hosted compute, or media work tied to Rendered Frame Theory.
Partnership criteria
- Alignment with core RFT principles: truth-first, no gatekeeping, no IP theft.
- Respect for existing Zenodo DOIs, SHA hashes, and legal protections.
- Clear benefit for the development or validation of Rendered Frame Theory.
- No interest in arrangements that bury data or results behind closed systems.
Large-scale proposals can request an NDA-based channel in the initial email.
Support & Orientation
Channel for practical help: navigation through the material, code issues, and experiment reproduction.
Orientation
- Initial reading: main Rendered Frame Theory book and the Paradigm Shift record.
- Code-focused work: primary GitHub repositories and Hugging Face Spaces.
- Research-focused work: Zenodo DOIs and citation structure.
- Exploratory questions: concise notes sent through the feedback channel.
Legal & Copyright Notice
All Rendered Frame Theory material is protected under UK law and international copyright treaties. No informal disclaimer or “no infringement intended” text removes liability for infringement.
Copyright status
All original text, equations, code, figures, symbols, and designs released under Rendered Frame Theory are protected works. As a UK author, these works are protected by the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and related legislation from the moment of creation.
- Under the Berne Convention, copyright protection is automatic and does not depend on registration or formalities; protection applies in all Berne member countries.
- All rights are reserved unless a specific written licence is granted. Copying, distributing, adapting, training models on, or commercially exploiting RFT materials without prior written permission is prohibited.
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The legal consolidation record for RFT IP is publicly timestamped here:
Rendered Frame Theory (RFT) — Master IP & Legal Consolidation (2023–2025)
Infringement and penalties
Unauthorised use of Rendered Frame Theory material can trigger both civil and criminal consequences under UK law. This includes unauthorised reproduction, distribution, public communication, or large-scale commercial exploitation of infringing copies.
- Civil remedies can include injunctions to stop use, orders to remove or destroy infringing copies, damages or an account of profits, and recovery of legal costs.
- Serious infringement carried out in the course of business (for example, making, importing, selling, distributing, or communicating infringing copies) can constitute a criminal offence under section 107 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
- For the most serious commercial offences, the maximum criminal penalty in the UK is up to 10 years’ imprisonment and/or an unlimited fine, as recognised in government and legal guidance.
- Where appropriate, infringement may be pursued through civil action, private prosecution, and/or referral to enforcement authorities. Persistent, knowing infringement will be treated as deliberate abuse, not an accident.
This section summarises the legal position in plain terms. It is not personal legal advice; specific cases require advice from a qualified lawyer.