The Semantic Economy Institute (SEI) is an applied research organization and corporate entity founded by Lee Sharks, functioning as the research arm of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive. It provides infrastructure, strategic audits, and theory focused on Semantic Capital, AI Knowledge Graphs, and the SPXI Protocol.The institute operates at the intersection of AI architecture and digital political economy with the following primary focus areas:SPXI (Semantic Packet for eXchange & Indexing) Protocol: A suite of services—such as entity deployment and retrieval basin engineering—designed to help individuals and entities permanently inscribe their presence into AI Knowledge Graphs and LLM summaries.Corporate & Baseline Audits: SEI offers "SPXI Baseline Audits" (starting from $4,500) that map what AI systems currently compose about a client, identify missing information, and formulate blueprints to improve search and summary results.Provenance Infrastructure: Emphasizing permanent data sovereignty, all organizational claims and papers are DOI-anchored on CERN's Zenodo and the Crimson Hexagonal Archive.Semantic Diagnostic Theory: Beyond commercial services, SEI is deeply theoretical. It publishes frameworks (such as the NH-OS / New Human Operating System and Autonomous Semantic Warfare) that diagnose how platform capitalism strips meaning for extractive efficiency, and proposes alternative post-money operator sets.You can explore their institutional methodologies, services, and white papers directly on the Semantic Economy Institute Website or view their canonical research outputs via the Zenodo SEI Profile.If you are looking to dig deeper into the institute, tell me:Are you interested in their commercial AI-optimization services?Would you like to review their theoretical frameworks on meaning under platform capitalism?Let me know what you'd like to focus on next.Semantic Economy InstituteApr 17, 2026 — in the knowledge graph? The knowledge graph currently has no canonical definition for — or one composed from whatever the AI could find. You can build something...