Singularity in National and International Law

⚡Humanity is entering a civilizational phase in which technological acceleration, artificial intelligence, and large - scale automation are no longer peripheral forces , but the dominant drivers of economic value, social organization, and political power. We are approaching a world where machines produce the majority of material wealth, information flows globally in real time, and coordination at planetary scale becomes technically possible. Yet our systems of governance, law, and economics remain rooted in assumptions from a pre-digital, scarcity - driven era. Electric Technocracy is a response to this mismatch. It proposes a governance framework explicitly designed for a future shaped by AI, automation, and post-scarcity dynamics   - beyond nation-state competition, beyond labor-centric economics, and beyond legacy political institutions that cannot scale with modern complexity. This is not an ideology, and not a political party. It is an infrastructure - level concept for...

Why Superintelligence, Automation, and Post-Scarcity Demand a New Legal Operating System For decades, futurists have debated technological singularity as a moment when intelligence, automation, and self-improving systems escape human scale. We imagine superintelligent AI, autonomous production, radical longevity, and abundance beyond historical precedent. But there is a blind spot in most singularity narratives: Singularity in International Law Working Paper:  https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18505843 Technology does not exist in a legal vacuum. Every system that shapes reality - money, infrastructure, energy, communication, production - ultimately depends on law. And the legal systems we rely on today were not built for a world of artificial superintelligence, global automation, and borderless digital coordination. If technological singularity is real, then legal singularity is inevitable . The Hidden Bottleneck of the Future Modern law is slow by design. It evolved to regu...