UHI - Universal High Income

Let AI do the work. Let everyone share the wealth.

Shared Abundance is a worldwide, people-controlled system designed to gradually build an automated economy whose wealth belongs equally to everyone.

It isn’t a government, political party, charity, cryptocurrency, or traditional company. It is an attempt to build a new economic layer alongside the existing economy and allow that new economy to grow until it can provide every person with a Universal High Income (UHI).

The important difference from UBI is the ambition. UBI normally asks, “How do we guarantee everyone enough money to live?” Shared Abundance asks:

Humanoid robots working across manufacturing, farming, logistics, construction, laboratories, digital infrastructure and energy.

If AI and machines eventually become capable of producing enormous wealth with very little human labor, why shouldn’t everyone share in that abundance?

The model

Build. Automate. Share.

Process overview
  1. 1. Build
  2. 2. Automate
  3. 3. Share available surplus
Humanoid robots setting up a small workshop and digital business.
1

Build productive businesses

Start with products and services that customers choose to pay for.

Humanoid robots assembling and inspecting products on a production line.
2

Automate the work

Use AI and machines where they work well. People still do the jobs and judgment the machines can’t.

A business surplus divided between reinvestment and four equal member allocations.
3

Share the available surplus

Pay costs and obligations. The amount available for distribution is shared equally among members.

Distribution rule

One eligible member. One equal share.

The sharing rule is simple: leftover money, split equally among members. Being a founder, or putting in more early money does not buy a permanently bigger share.

Individual payment = leftover money ÷ members
Four identical account trays receive equal allocations from a shared pool.

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