Intelligence has always been
networked through
institutions.
Markets, firms, contracts, courts,
shaped by the limits of human minds.
Digital intelligence changes those limits. Intelligence becomes abundant. Commitments become programmable.
CGI works to discover and build the institutions this makes possible.
- Information markets
- Cooperative games
- Verification mechanisms
New ways for human and digital intelligence to coordinate under partial trust.
+What changed
- Abundant intelligence - Reasoning and action become cheaper, faster, copyable, specialized, and parallel.
- Programmable commitments - Agents can run under rules about what they may access, keep, reveal, sign, route, or do.
- Constrained information - Private information can become useful without becoming fully exposed.
+What this enables
- Information markets - Private information can be inspected, priced, challenged, and remembered without being fully exposed.
- Cooperative games - Agents can negotiate, route, commit, and form coalitions under rules that limit what carries forward.
- Verification mechanisms - Claims can move with receipts, challenges, and bounded evidence instead of relying only on trust in the speaker.