Inclusionism Core
AI Economies
Economic systems in which artificial intelligence, automation, data, and computational infrastructure become primary mechanisms of value creation.
This page presents the Inclusionism canon's treatment of AI Economies. Inclusionism was developed by James Felton Keith and is published with the Keith Institute.
Definition
Economic systems in which artificial intelligence, automation, data, and computational infrastructure become primary mechanisms of value creation.
Inclusionist Perspective
AI economies increase the importance of attribution, ownership, participation, and agency.
Core Principle
As labor becomes less central to value creation, participation claims may increasingly arise from informational, relational, and civilizational contributions.
Inclusionist Perspective
AI economies force civilizations to reconsider:
ownership
labor
participation
agency
value distribution
Relationships
Artificial Intelligence
Core Question
How should value generated by AI systems be distributed among participating agents?