Superintelligence should be controlled by the greatest number of people. Today, it's controlled by whoever owns the most GPUs.
The Internet already has the compute, data, and minds to create a superintelligence. Nick Bostrom called it collective superintelligence: a system composed of many minds that together achieve superintelligent performance.
What's missing is a network that turns all of it into one.
SOMA is that network. Small, specialized models train independently in parallel, compete across general domains, and integrate into a unified system.
Participants download, train, and submit weights. They compete on a universal objective: given any data, predict what comes next. The best weights are rewarded.
Every new participant has the opportunity to make the network smarter.