Exodus
Humanity's departure from our old, oppressive economic system into abundance.
Exodus is a program using science to mitigate risks of transformative AI (TAI) and end poverty.
Human misuse of Artificial Intelligence models driven by economic scarcity enables adversaries and amplifies high risks from abusive power concentration, leading to poverty, unemployment, misinformation, and ecological degeneration.
Economic inequality must stop, as it leads to crimes against humanity and our planet. Our solution is the issuance of a globally available economic medium based in the atomic frequency (caesium standard), yielding a fixed capacity of 7.94 × 100 Septillion Units (1026), with each Unit defined as 1 int$ in value.
Globally Verifiable Abundance
Unconditional High Income
240 int$ / day
A baseline of 240 int$ per day for every recognised person, flowing from registry recognition under published eligibility rules.
1.12 Trillion Year Capacity
7.94 × 10²⁶ Units
Global UHI is supported for a timescale that makes exhaustion operationally irrelevant. An adversary would need to issue 11.2 billion times the global annual UHI to consume just 1% of the total capacity.
Globally Verifiable by any Smartphone
Atomic frequency
Atomic frequency is the most widely distributed and relied-upon high-capacity medium in human history. Every time a device uses GPS or syncs its clock over the internet, it relies on this constant.
The Common Source Moment
Every economic structure humans have devised exists to manage scarcity. Markets, prices, competition, and property rights are all mechanisms for allocating things that are not sufficiently available for everyone to have what they need.
The Common Source Moment abolishes scarcity as the organizing premise of settlement, as it is a medium physically derived from a constantly abundant measure.
CSM is governed through how it is maintained. Scarcity stops governing the meaning of economic activity. Instead of extracting attention, the system values attentiveness. The operational constraint is therefore how well institutions govern, keep registries honest, and coordinate under shared rules.
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We collectively align on uniform power distribution through good governance, enabling us to collectively address the interconnected crises of poverty, unemployment, misinformation, and ecological degeneration.
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