An open framework under development

Competing in a World of Abundant Intelligence

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0.1

Status

Initial hypothesis

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The central question

“When intelligence becomes abundant, what remains scarce—and how can people and organizations build durable advantage around it?”

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The premise

The current model

The Scarcity Shift

Framework components

• Commoditization

  Hypothesis

  [One sentence on what becomes cheap, standard, and non-differentiating.]

  Read the commoditization section

• Scarcity migration

  Hypothesis

  [One sentence on where constraint moves once a bottleneck is removed.]

  Read the scarcity migration section

• Position

  Hypothesis

  [One sentence on where you stand relative to the new scarcity.]

  Read the position section

• Leverage

  Hypothesis

  [One sentence on what multiplies the value of a position.]

  Read the leverage section

• Ownership

  Hypothesis

  [One sentence on what must be held rather than rented.]

  Read the ownership section

What is being built

One integrated body of work, accumulating over time.

These are not separate offerings. Each part feeds the same framework and is revised as the evidence changes.

1. 01Definitions[Shared vocabulary.]
2. 02Principles[Durable statements.]
3. 03Decision rules[Applied guidance.]
4. 04Cases[Observed evidence.]
5. 05Counterexamples[Where the model fails.]
6. 06Research[Sources and notes.]
7. 07Assessments[Ways to self-evaluate.]
8. 08Practical tools[Worksheets and diagnostics.]

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Where have you seen the scarcity move?

Has AI made something you do substantially easier, faster, cheaper, or less valuable? What became more important instead?

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