System Costs & Funding
Building a Transparent, Secure Governance System
Creating and maintaining Sovereign Aussies Governance (SAG) with DemokrAI requires significant but achievable investment. The goal is not to enrich politicians or corporations, but to build a tamper-proof, corruption-resistant, people-powered democracy.
Breakdown of Development & Operational Costs
1️⃣ Initial Development Costs
AI Development & Integration – Multi-layer AI for voting security, decision analysis, and transparency.
Secure Voting App – Mobile & web platform with biometrics, geolocation, and fraud detection.
Petition & Public Dashboard System – User-friendly portal for policy proposals and tracking.
Blockchain & Data Security – Encryption + decentralised storage for tamper-proof records.
2️⃣ Ongoing Operational Costs
AI & System Maintenance – Updates, security audits, and continuous monitoring.
Cybersecurity & Fraud Prevention – 24/7 protection against cyberattacks and vote tampering.
Public Oversight & Citizen Committees – Independent review bodies and transparency boards.
Data Hosting & Server Infrastructure – Running Australia’s distributed AI/data centres.
Legal & Compliance – Ensuring alignment with constitutional, privacy, and security laws.
Where the Money Goes: Transparency in Spending
To guarantee trust and accountability, SAG will publish real-time financial reports showing every dollar spent.
60% – Technology & AI Infrastructure
AI clusters, blockchain databases, secure data centres, cybersecurity systems.20% – Public Outreach & Education
Awareness campaigns, workshops, school programs, community events.10% – Oversight & Compliance
Citizen review committees, independent audits, and legal compliance.10% – Operations & Administration
Server costs, staff salaries, research, and continuous system improvement.
✅ No political salaries.
✅ No perks or secret funds.
✅ Only direct investment in democracy.
Infrastructure & Power Requirements
The DemokrAI infrastructure will run on a highly secure, decentralised, and redundant AI network to guarantee transparency, resilience, and uninterrupted service.
AI Processing Infrastructure (Per Node)
8–16 GPU units (NVIDIA H100 / AMD MI300X) for real-time AI inference.
64–128 core CPUs for workload distribution.
1–4 TB DDR5 RAM for large datasets.
20–50 PB SSD/NVMe Storage (RAID or distributed object storage).
10–100 Gbps Fibre Backbone for ultra-low latency.
Liquid Cooling / Immersion Cooling for high efficiency.
Power: ~150–250 kW per AI cluster.
AI Monitoring & Security Nodes
4–8 GPUs, 64-core CPU, 512 GB–1 TB RAM.
10 PB storage for anomaly detection & vote auditing.
Power: ~20–50 kW per monitoring AI.
Blockchain Voting Database
10–100 PB distributed storage across multiple regions.
Power: 10–30 kW per database cluster.
Redundant Data Centres & Edge Hubs
3+ Tier 4 data centres across states.
Edge hubs near voting clusters, each with ~1–5 PB storage.
Power: 300–500 kW per centre.
National Oversight AI (Cross-checking All State Nodes)
32–64 GPUs, 128–256 CPUs, 4–8 TB RAM.
100–200 PB storage.
Power: ~1.5–2 MW.
Total Power Demand (Nationwide):
Initial Phase: 1 MW
Optimal National Scale: 2–3 MW
Full Expansion (State AI nodes + redundancy): 4–6 MW
Sustainable Power Supply
To ensure independence and resilience:
Solar & Wind Hybrid Farms → ~6 MW baseline supply.
Hydrogen Fuel Cells → On-site storage for peak loads.
Battery Storage (Tesla Megapacks / grid-scale Li-Ion).
Redundant Diesel Generators → Only for emergency backup.
✅ Green-first approach, ensuring SAG runs sustainably.
Projected Costs
Green Energy Setup: A$200M – A$400M
AI Data Centres & Hardware: A$1B – A$2B
Total Infrastructure Investment: A$1.5B – A$2.5B
Funding Sources
SAG will be independent of corporate or political control, funded by diverse, transparent channels:
Public Contributions & Crowdfunding – Australians directly fund the future of governance.
Voluntary Membership Support – Optional monthly contributions for system upkeep.
Ethical Corporate & Institutional Backing – Partnerships with strict anti-influence safeguards.
Government Transition Funding – Reallocation of bloated political salaries toward direct democracy technology.
How Australians Can Help
SAG will only succeed if Australians come together. You can:
Donate – Fund AI infrastructure, the voting app, and public access hubs.
Spread the Word – Share SAG with family, friends, and communities.
Join Campaigns – Take part in crowdfunding and awareness events.
Volunteer & Advocate – Help educate Australians about direct democracy..