AGI and the economy
How advanced AI may change production, work, income, ownership, and political power.
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Jobs and changing work
Measure which jobs are changing and start support before households reach a crisis.
See the protection pathway →Income and basic security
Benefits people keep between jobs, essential services, and temporary income support.
See basic-security priorities →Who owns AI-created wealth
Ways for workers, communities, and the public to share ownership and financial gains.
See broad-ownership options →Access and opportunity
Keep computing power, education, funding, and customers within reach of new participants.
See open-opportunity priorities →Economic warning signs
Track jobs, prices, ownership, affordability, and access so public support starts on time.
See the questions and measures →Funding the transition
Cost essential services, compare revenues, and test reserves before changing existing taxes.
Explore the funding bridge →Cooperation between countries
Build shared services and fair agreements while keeping democratic control and protecting local communities.
See the cooperation pathway →Resource limits and sustainability
Measure total environmental impacts, including imports and AI infrastructure, alongside economic gains.
See worker and environmental safeguards →Local economic trials
Define a funded, accountable local trial with public measures, independent review, and continuity if it stops.
Open the first 90 days →AI choice and responsibility
How to test whether an AI makes meaningful choices and decide who answers for them.
Open the Entity plan →Identity and continuity
How a future AI might describe itself and maintain an identity without imitating a person.
See Entity priorities →Consent and safe disconnection
Require understandable consent, privacy, and a safe way to end every connection.
See the hard boundaries →Human–machine connections
Wearable, sensory, brain-connected, and assistive technology tested for safety and user control.
See the research program →Biotechnology and enhancement
Technology that changes or supports the human body belongs to Entity, not Ark spacecraft engineering.
See the program boundary →Voluntary partnership
Rights, duties, and ways to settle disputes while human and artificial identities remain distinct.
See the path to partnership →Ark spacecraft
The vessel, habitat, and mission systems needed for responsible travel far from Earth.
Open the Ark plan →Reference mission
Choose the destination type, duration, crew, emergency return, and success criteria first.
See the mission sequence →Whole-ship calculations
Make weight, power, cooling, living space, supplies, and spare parts add up with safety margins.
See whole-ship priorities →Life support and recycling
Keep air, water, food, waste, and microbes stable for the full mission length.
See recycling-system evidence →Habitat and crew protection
Combine radiation, debris, fire, pressure, medical, and mental-health safeguards.
See habitat priorities →Testing before flight
Move from computer models to components, Earth-based habitats, orbit, and longer missions.
See the development sequence →Anti-corruption and transparency
Make public money, influence, assets, contracts, and enforcement visible and searchable.
Open the integrity plan →Privacy and digital rights
Protect personal data, require consent, and explain automated public decisions.
See charter article VIII →Education for the AI age
Teach judgment, creativity, and how to question and guide an AI system.
Open the learning plan →Environmental stewardship
Protect air, water, ecosystems, biodiversity, and the interests of future generations.
See charter article VII →Justice and public safety
Protect rights, reduce violence, strengthen defense, and repair harm where possible.
See charter article VI →How to participate
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Join the work →Program status and milestones
See which work is proposed, being researched, ready to test, active, or complete.
Check program status →Governance and corrections
Understand how decisions are made, conflicts are disclosed, and mistakes are corrected.
Read the governance rules →Evidence and open questions
Distinguish established evidence, working hypotheses, and public value choices.
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