This site is the framework reference. Inquiries below are the appropriate channels for engaging with the work, the author, and the developing organization.
Keynotes, lectures, master-plan workshops, and conference sessions on WorldModel™, governed AI, hyper-personalization, and accessibility-by-architecture. Routed through Mad Systems.
Interview requests, editorial commentary, podcast appearances, and contributed-article inquiries. The author writes regularly on governance, hyper-personalization, and venue intelligence.
For scholarly citation, use the Reference as the canonical source. The companion books are full citations. Questions about citation form may be directed through Mad Systems.
The framework is intended to evolve. Architectural feedback, real-world implementation observations, and identified gaps from practicing architects, planners, and operators are welcomed.
Master planners, design consultants, and strategists working WorldModel™ language into program briefs and technical narratives can coordinate with the developing organization.
Translation of the framework into additional languages is in progress. Translation-quality observations, regional terminology questions, and proposed translations for new languages can be coordinated through Mad Systems.
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This site is the framework reference. Commercial implementation engagements follow the standard Mad Systems process at madsystems.com. The framework itself is freely adoptable: referencing WorldModel™ in an RFP, master plan, or specification document is open use of the published architecture.
For the author’s independent work, speaking history, and additional materials, see marisensing.com.