Governance by value

A state that senses and rebalances worth, funded beyond earned labour.

After the AI industrial revolution, income no longer follows work. Axiacracy governs differently: it senses value across ten dimensions of society, captures operationally identifiable unearned rent, and holds every life above a capability floor. Rule-bound, publicly auditable AI agents execute routine administration instead of a discretionary bureaucracy. Citizens set the weights; the Charter sets the limits; courts remain available wherever rights or coercion are involved. The system corrects the frame; it does not direct your life.

Honest status

A doctrine under test, not a deployed state

Its value ontology and constitutional safeguards are specified; its hardest claims remain live wagers. Unearned rent is identified through narrow, published signatures rather than a claim to measure every surplus perfectly. Society-wide steering uses cohort-level sensing; person-level records are permitted only for a defined legal purpose, with minimisation, audit, appeal, and expiry. The simulation is a sabotage map designed to find where the rules fail.

The two foundations

What it measures, and what it will never touch

Axiacracy rests on two hearts: the vector of value it senses, and the charter of rights it holds inviolable, the first tells it what a society is worth, the second tells it what no majority and no algorithm may ever override.

Preview / in development

Live in Axiacracy

A preview of the intended civic experience: hold value across the ten axes, feel the floor and the ceiling, and cast a weight-vote. These are experimental interfaces, not live civic services.