The paper introduces volition-guarded GLP (vGLP), a programming language whose operational semantics treats a person and their personal machine as one agent. Transactions may depend on both machine state and the participant’s volition. The authors connect this design to Volition-Guarded Multiagent Atomic Transactions and Communicating Volitional Agents, arguing that UI elements should elicit the person’s volition because reductions require the person to will them. They report demonstrations covering a grassroots social graph, a social network, and currencies, with vGLP programs and their implementation generated by AI and deployed as one working smartphone app.
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