Macroeconomic and Governance Dynamics Under Rapid AI Transition
Rapid automation outpaces safety nets, producing acute consumer demand failure. Compute infrastructure owners consolidate unprecedented capital, decoupling from broader public economic health while specialist institutional training decays.
The simulator balances four key levers: automation speed, regulation, reinvestment, and safety nets to forecast macroeconomic stability. When automation outpaces safety nets, consumer purchasing power contracts while capital captured by compute owners surges past eighty percent. Selecting the Equitable Abundance archetype raises safety nets and oversight, bending ten-year projections toward resilient purchasing power and stabilized democratic leverage.