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A New Book and Public Thesis
AI is replacing labor. Our system still depends on labor to survive.
A serious new argument for why artificial intelligence is not only disrupting jobs, but destabilizing the labor-based economic structure that funds modern society.
Launching May 18, 2026
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THE FIRST CRACK IN THE SYSTEM

LABOR IS THE FUEL OF OUR CURRENT ECONOMIC SYSTEM

THE REPLACEMENT WAVE

THE SHIFT TO THE AUTONOMUS SYSTEMS

THE MATHEMATICAL WALL
The Core Argument
Modern society still funds itself through a labor-based cycle. People work, wages are earned, wages are taxed, and that cycle underwrites public systems. Artificial intelligence threatens more than jobs. It threatens the funding logic beneath the system itself.
This project introduces a serious argument about what may happen as AI scales into more sectors of the economy, and why the next 24 to 36 months could determine whether adaptation happens by design or by disruption.
Explore the argument behind the book and why our labor-based system is at risk.
Learn MoreA new approach to funding public goods in an age of automation.
Explore the PlanLearn more about the author and the mission behind this work.
Meet the AuthorFind answers to common questions about the book, the proposal, and the future.
View FAQWhat Is at Risk
As AI reduces the need for human labor in more workflows, the tax base connected to wages may weaken at the same time productivity expands. That creates a structural gap between economic output and public funding.
What This Site Offers
Read the core argument, review the proposed Labor Replacement Tax framework, meet the author, watch the overview section, and join the preview list before the May 18, 2026 release.
Read the ThesisNext Step
Explore why the proposed Labor Replacement Tax is positioned as a structural response rather than a political slogan.