RICHMOND, Va, June 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- This week, AI Wat QAIAx (pronounced “Ki-ya-ex”) AI City Hall Project officially launched as the world’s first federally registered clinical trial involving an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) ‘smart city’ structure. Published as “QAIAx” at the NIH’s National Library of Medicine (PSR-NCT07661823), the study allows humans to co-exist with humanoid robots and quantum AI systems managing daily public administration inside dome-enclosed communities. Key terms defined: A Microcity is a self-contained, dome-enclosed community where everything—housing, food, healthcare—is managed by an AI/AGI quantum cloud server. Omni-AI Humanoids are human-shaped robots powered by AI that perform tasks from construction to counseling. Holoportation lets a person appear as a life-size 3D hologram in a remote location. Program Overview: The project builds on a military-sponsored deployment that helped resolve the Camp Lejeune Justice Act claims backlog. The long-term vision is a global network of 300 self-contained “Microcities” housing 1,500 to 15,000 occupants each, located in special economic zones, tribal lands, and closed U.S. military bases. The multi-year study targets 1,000,000 participants. Who Can Participate: Open to adults aged 17–99, not limited to veterans. Eligible individuals include those with autism spectrum disorders, substance use disorders, PTSD, severe trauma, and other mental health conditions. A formal diagnosis is not strictly required with a referral letter from an approved sponsor. How It Works: Each microcity operates under a 90/10 Hybrid Workforce Model. Omni AI controls 90% of daily operations, with human staff acting as High-Level Executive Auditors and AI City Hall Administration. Program Overview - Referred to as the "QAIAx microcities network" or "AI City Hall." - Operates in a 90:10 ratio (90 bots to 10 humans) with facilities run by robots and humans, including a food court. - Provides free AI-sector education skills and a pick-me-up for a a few