Intelligence can become abundant. Meaning must be made.
If AI takes over much of today’s work, where will people find purpose, belonging and trust?
We explore religion, community and shared reality through uncertain, long-horizon ventures, judged by what they do for people.
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Meaning and purpose
If work no longer provides structure and recognition, practices, communities and products can help people build lives they value.
Questions to explore
What builds purpose beyond paid work?
Can learning, service and creativity sustain identity?
How can AI strengthen judgment and agency?
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Religion and spiritual life
Faith and ritual help people face suffering and carry obligations across generations. We explore tools serving traditions and new communities.
Questions to explore
What tools would religious teachers and communities choose?
How can new faith communities govern and sustain themselves?
Where should AI-generated spiritual guidance stop?
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Loneliness and belonging
Machine conversation can be easy. We seek projects that build friendships, lasting communities and real-world participation.
Questions to explore
Can AI help people form relationships with others?
What makes communities worth contributing to?
Can support avoid creating dependence?
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Trust and shared reality
Generated identities and media challenge trust. We explore human identity, provenance and tools for judgment and accountability.
Questions to explore
How can human verification protect privacy?
How can people check claims and uncertainty?
Can AI avoid reinforcing false beliefs and isolation?
Agent EIR
Projects before founding teams
Yes, we’re using AI to tackle the loneliness AI may deepen. We hear ourselves. Our agents build the starting point; people turn it into something worth belonging to.
Founders, domain experts and community builders then join. Their judgment, relationships and commitment determine whether a venture should emerge.
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Choose the human problem
Start with a specific question and the people affected.
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Prepare with agents
Research, document assumptions and build a first prototype.
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Invite people in
Let founders and contributors test, challenge and shape it.
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Consider a venture
People lead. A promising project may earn consideration for backing.
Model in development. Projects will show what exists and where people can contribute.
Projects
Help shape a project
Selected projects will show evidence, stage and the contributions needed next.
Share a question, what you’ve learned and how you’d contribute.
Participate
Bring a point of view. Build with us.
Bring a company, community insight or a challenging question. Help ideas find real use.
Share what matters and how you’d contribute. No pitch deck needed.
For the investment thesis, select “Investor conversation.”