RODMENA criticizes UK AI reliance, pitches code-based tech sovereignty
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On October 31, RODMENA appeared on the Hacker News front page criticizing the UK's AI technology dependence. The company calls relying on US firms for intelligence engines and safety constraints "strategic self-harm" and argues for technical sovereignty through code rather than policy. RODMENA says it built its own zero-dependency IAM, OIDC provider, sovereign mail routing and proprietary LLM gateway, plus a Stabilize engine that schedules workflows as a DAG and tracks agent state with SQLite event sourcing. Its trust5.net scores machine-generated code against the TRUST standard and locks deployment below 0.70, with no human override.
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- Hacker News front pageThe United Kingdom is committing an act of strategic self harm
RODMENA 认为英国依赖美国公司构建智能引擎与安全约束属于"战略自残"，主张以代码而非政策实现技术主权。该公司自建零依赖的 IAM、OIDC 提供商、主权邮件路由与专有 LLM 网关，并用 Stabilize 引擎以 DAG 调度工作流和 SQLite 事件溯源管理智能体状态。其 trust5.net 按 TRUST 标准对机器生成代码打分，低于 0.70 即锁定部署且无人工覆盖。
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