Your team brings
An agent. A question. A baseline.
Your model or agent, an engineering lead and a specific behaviour to evaluate. Define what success would look like against your existing baseline.
Strategic work / Partnership brief
A useful first test.
A clear next decision.
A proposed AI evaluation for teams exploring agents, persistent environments and real human economic behaviour.
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Flagship collaboration
A bounded AI evaluation.
Evaluate an AI agent on one bounded task in a persistent economy with real human participation.
Proposed collaboration · Technical feasibility, access and commercial terms agreed before work begins. No open or self-service production access is offered.
MindArk’s proposed contribution
Context. Boundaries. Operating expertise.
Scope the task with the platform team, identify suitable interfaces and relevant records, and agree permissions, review responsibilities and monitoring.
The joint deliverable
A decision backed by results.
An evaluation report comparing the agreed baseline and outcomes, documenting limitations, failure modes and a recommendation to stop, refine or expand.
How the evaluation would work
- Choose one task and agree the baseline, measures and stop conditions.
- Confirm technical access and the permitted data subset. Begin with offline or restricted evaluation where appropriate.
- Run the agreed evaluation under named human oversight. Any live participation requires separate approval.
- Review task completion, errors, human interventions and relevant economic effects against the agreed baseline.
Duration, fees, compute, participant involvement, IP and data handling are agreed in the scope. Existing production data does not imply unrestricted partner access.
Possibilities to explore together
Start with
“Could we…?”
Could our agents operate here?
Explore how an agent could interact with people and economic systems, with a defined scope, permissions and oversight.
Could we study economic behaviour?
Discuss research questions grounded in real participation, with appropriate data access and evaluation methods.
What could people build together?
Explore services, experiences and new forms of digital enterprise inside an existing economy.
Could our IP become part of a living world?
Consider persistent experiences and how characters, brands or stories could connect with a shared universe.
Could we build a world of our own?
Discuss the scale and responsibilities of a partner environment, from a service to a world or a broader integration.
Each conversation defines the technical scope, permissions, participant protections and commercial responsibilities before work begins.
What is available now
Start with scope and evidence.
Explore today
Explore Entropia Universe through its public participant experience and review the operating evidence on this site. This is not a partner-agent API or research-access offer.
Discuss with MindArk
Bring one use case. The first discussion identifies the technical owner, relevant systems and evidence needed to assess feasibility.
Agree before testing
Agent interfaces, data extracts, production permissions and a schedule are established through technical scoping. No access or delivery date is assumed.
Independent platform development
Collaboration has a history.
2005 / Enterprise
Club NEVERDIE
Jon NEVERDIE Jacobs developed an entertainment business around persistent virtual property.
2010 / Partner world
ROCKtropia
NEVERDIE Studios launched an independently operated planet connected to the shared economy.
2011–2014 / Entertainment IP
Licensed experiences
Historical integrations brought The THING and KING KONG into ROCKtropia. These examples do not imply current availability of those rights.
The 2025 Howling Mine expansion provides a further example of an independently designed participation system. NEVERDIE designs and funds it independently; MindArk does not offer or guarantee employment or wages.
Explore the partner milestoneNorth America / Strategic industry relations
Start a conversation.
Jon Jacobs
North America · Strategic Industry Relations
Metaverse pioneer, creator of Club NEVERDIE and founder of Rocktropia, the first independently operated planet in Entropia Universe. Jon brought major entertainment IP—including Universal Studios' KING KONG and The THING—into the platform and develops strategic relationships across US technology, gaming, entertainment and digital-economy communities.
Where this could lead
More ways for
people to create.
Our long-term ambition is economic opportunity for a billion people. Partnerships start with what we can build and learn together now.
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