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Computational Trade Infrastructure (CTI)

CTI — The representational layer of international trade infrastructure that allows firms, assets, services, and jurisdictions to be discovered, compared, verified, and acted upon by AI agents.

Description

Computational trade infrastructure makes trade infrastructure representational rather than only physical, legal, or financial. When AI agents mediate cross-border discovery and comparison, the quality of machine-readable representation determines global market access.

Related Concepts

jurisdictional_legibilitysemantic_portabilityrepresentation_sovereignty

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Agent-Ready Market Infrastructure

Agent-Ready Market Infrastructure introduces the infrastructure layer for AI-mediated economies, specifying how economic entities, assets, and services can become discoverable, interpretable, comparable, verifiable, permissioned, and transaction-capable for AI agents. This document defines the Agent-Readiness Index (ARI) as a multiplicative measurement framework, the Global Agent-Readiness Index (GARI) for cross-border market access, universal Verified Property Records as persistent portable representation, jurisdictional legibility for legal interoperability, semantic portability for cross-system understanding, and computational eligibility as the prerequisite condition for allocative participation.

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