This registry contains tools for examining the economic consequences of cheap intelligence. Each tool is derived from publicly available data. No conclusions are drawn. The numbers speak for themselves.
A market value assessment for human labour. Inputs: industry, demographics, physical profile, socioeconomic background. Output: projected lifetime earnings, adjusted for structural wage penalties and AI displacement probability by sector.
Open assessment →Tracking fiscal decoupling from labour as AI scales. The IC Index measures corporate tax share minus income and payroll tax share across countries and years. A rising index indicates increasing capital dependence by government. Data sourced from OECD and World Bank. Updated annually. Inspired by the Intelligence Curse framework developed by Luke Drago and Rudolf Laine.
Open dashboard →The private-side mirror of FN-002: where the surplus goes as labour's share of national income falls. The index tracks capital's share of GDP alongside wealth and income concentration across countries since 1980, with a global measure of frontier-compute concentration — the means of producing intelligence. Data sourced from WID.world and Epoch AI.
Open dashboard →The time axis. A per-occupation projection of when AI displacement halves a role's headcount, by sector and task exposure. The question Actual Worth only gestures at: not whether your work is exposed, but when. Drawn from BLS occupational employment data and task-automation exposure research.
Thesis defined · data source identifiedThe political axis, and the terminal question of the registry. As labour's share of income falls (FN-003) and the state's labour-based tax base erodes (FN-002), how large is the fiscal hole a universal dividend would need to fill — and what capital-side base could cover it? What, if anything, is done about the end of us.
Thesis defined · data source identified“For our time is the passing of a shadow, and there is no return of our end [finis nostri]: because it is sealed, and no man returneth.” — Book of Wisdom (Sapientia 2:5), Vulgate