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The Internet Computer is a frontier serverless cloud, backed by independent hardware operators. For the first time, cloud is produced from a secure network. This runs a new form of software supporting AI agents that generate apps, websites, and SaaS, on-demand. Generated apps allow users to make arbitrary requests via fluid AI experiences, because AI can see the data inside, and dynamically create logic on the fly. Software is also tamperproof, immune to infrastructure hacks, always-on, can be auto-scaled, and is digital assets native. Byzantine-Fault-Tolerant (BFT) consensus mechanisms, such as Proof of Authority (PoA), Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT), Byzantine Agreement (BA) or similar mechanisms, secure the network through a predefined set of validators who are trusted to validate transactions and add blocks to the ledger. Unlike open networks where anyone can participate (as in Proof- of-Work or Proof-of-Stake), BFT and similar mechanisms operate with known and vetted participants, often selected by a governing entity. Validators are incentivized to maintain the network’s integrity through monetary rewards or external motivations, such as institutional trust or regulatory obligations. Malicious actions, such as submitting invalid transactions or failing to participate in consensus, can result in penalties, removal from the validator set, or other repercussions, creating an economic and reputational deterrent to dishonest behavior. Validators reach consensus by verifying transactions and proposing blocks, and, as long as a majority of validators act honestly, the network remains secure.