The Human Outcome Model (HOM) is a human-centered framework for examining how policies, technologies, institutions, and social changes affect the finite lives people actually have.
Human Outcome Model (HOM): Measuring What Matters to People Read More »
As artificial intelligence advances, will it increase human freedom or insecurity? Explore how AI, automation, ownership, education, and human choices could shape our future.
AI: Our Friend or Our Enemy? Read More »
If we are unhappy with the people governing us, should we also examine how we select them? This Vision 2060 article explores informed citizenship, political leadership, accountability, and how better preparation may help us make better democratic decisions.
We the People: Why Complaining Is Not Enough Read More »
Human civilization developed under conditions of required labor, limited resources, and competition for security and power. As technology begins to change some of those conditions, can our mindset and institutions evolve with it?
Why Has the World Been This Way? Read More »
AI and automation may eventually allow society to produce much more with much less human labor. If that happens, how should taxation, essential costs, economic security, and participation in technological prosperity evolve?
When Automation Reduces the Need for Human Labor Read More »
Exploring whether broadly accessible AI could become a new form of public infrastructure—expanding human capability while protecting freedom and encouraging global cooperation.
Beyond Roads and Warheads: Building Public AI Infrastructure for Humanity Read More »
As artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation advance, how should we measure technological progress? This article explores whether progress should also be measured by reducing the human labor required to secure the essential needs of a dignified life.
Automation and Human Freedom: How Should We Measure Technological Progress? Read More »
