The Atlas. Everything we're trying to build

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96 canonical domains · 21 seeded research tracks (illustrative) · 4 proofs you can run on your device · 3 nodes carry them · 0 independently finalized outcomes.

Human Wellbeing

Health and Longevity

Prevention and health promotionKeeping people well before they get sick.
Infectious disease and biosecurityStopping outbreaks fast, and being ready for the next one.
Under-100-day vaccine platformA working vaccine in under 100 days for a brand-new disease.
Reverse a hallmark of agingTurning back one clear sign of aging in the body, and proving it held.
Durable solid-tumor remissionA solid tumor gone and staying gone for the long term.
Clinical care for everyoneGood medical care within reach of every person.

Mind, Meaning and Social Fabric

Mental health and addictionCare for the mind that actually works, and is easy to reach.
Relationships, families and caregivingSupport for the people who care for others.
Community and belongingPlaces and ties that keep people from being alone.
Culture, arts and heritageKeeping what humanity has made, and making more.
Faith, philosophy and meaningRoom for the deepest questions, held honestly, never machine-graded.
Play, sport and quality of lifeTime and space to live, not just survive.

Knowledge and Capability

Education and Human Capability

Early childhood developmentThe first years, when the most is at stake.
Primary and secondary educationA real education for every child.
Higher education and research trainingWhere new knowledge and new experts are made.
Skills and lifelong learningLearning a trade, and keeping up as the world changes.
Digital, media and civic literacyBeing able to tell what is true and take part.
Universal tutor for allA patient personal tutor, free, for every person on Earth.

Science, Truth and Metrology

Fundamental physics and cosmologyHow the universe works at its roots.
Chemistry and materials scienceHow matter combines and can be shaped.
Life sciences and consciousnessHow living things, and minds, actually work.
Earth, ocean and atmosphere scienceReading the planet we live on.
Measurement and standardsAgreeing on what a thing is and how to measure it.
Re-executable science ledger · runnable proofA science record where any result can be re-run and checked by anyone.

Institutions and Security

Governance, Rights and Justice

Democratic institutions and participationWays for people to actually shape their future.
Rule of law and courtsFair rules that apply to everyone.
Human, civil and digital rightsProtections that hold, online and off.
Public administration that worksGovernments that can actually deliver.
Anti-corruption and transparencyPower that can be watched and checked.
International cooperationGetting nations to solve shared problems together.

Peace, Security and Resilience

Conflict prevention and peaceStopping wars before they start.
Defense, deterrence and arms controlSafety without runaway escalation.
Cybersecurity and information securitySystems and truth that hold under attack.
Biosecurity and pandemic readinessGuarding against engineered and natural threats.
Disaster risk reduction and recoveryGetting ready, and getting back up, faster.
Critical infrastructure and continuityKeeping the lights, water, and networks on no matter what.

Prosperity and Production

Economy, Work and Finance

Productivity and innovationDoing more good with the same effort.
Work, dignity and safetyJobs that are safe, fair, and worth doing.
Monetary and financial stabilityMoney and markets that do not blow up.
Entrepreneurship and small businessRoom for new ideas to become real things.
Opportunity and mobilityA fair chance to get ahead, wherever you start.
Trade and supply-chain resilienceGoods that keep moving when the world is shaky.

Materials and Circular Production

Critical minerals, responsiblyThe raw materials for everything, without wrecking the source.
Ambient superconductorA material that carries electricity perfectly at everyday temperatures.
Manufacturing and automationMaking things well, at scale, safely.
Construction materials and methodsBuilding more with less waste.
Full-loop plastics recyclingPlastic that can be fully recycled again and again, with nothing lost.
Industrial safety and clean productionMaking things without harming people or the air.

Essential Systems

Food, Water and Nutrition

Closed-loop precision farmA farm that runs itself and grows more food with far less land, water, and waste.
Cost-parity cultivated meatReal meat grown without animals, at the same price as farm meat.
Verified soil-carbon at scalePulling carbon into farm soil at huge scale, and proving it's really there.
Nutrition and food securityEnough good food for everyone, reliably.
Freshwater, sanitation and hygieneClean water and safe sanitation for all.
Drought and flood managementHandling too little water, and too much.

Energy and Critical Resources

Sustained net-gain reactorA fusion reactor that makes more energy than it uses, for real, and kept going.
Sub-cent per kWh solarSolar power so cheap it's under a cent for a whole hour of running a small heater.
Seasonal grid storageStoring power for whole seasons, so clean energy is there when the sun and wind aren't.
Grid-scale fusion plantA fusion power plant big enough to power a city.
Grids and transmissionMoving power to where it is needed, reliably.
Efficiency and universal accessWasting less, and reaching everyone.

Planetary Stewardship

Climate, Oceans and Atmosphere

Greenhouse gas mitigationCutting the emissions that heat the planet.
Gigatonne CO2 removalPulling a billion tons of CO2 out of the air every year.
Provable methane monitoringCatching and proving methane leaks anywhere, so they can actually be fixed.
Climate adaptation and resilienceLiving with the change already coming.
Ocean health and acidificationKeeping the seas alive.
Climate observation and modelingSeeing clearly what the climate is doing.

Biosphere and Animal Life

Habitat and ecosystem integrityKeeping wild places whole.
Biodiversity and genetic diversityNot losing the variety life depends on.
Forests, soils and land restorationBringing damaged land back to life.
Wildlife and conservationProtecting the creatures we share Earth with.
Animal welfareTreating other living things with care.
Ecosystem services and boundariesRespecting the limits that keep the planet livable.

Habitat and Movement

Housing, Cities and Infrastructure

Safe and affordable housingA decent home within reach for everyone.
Urban design and land useCities that are good to live in.
Water, wastewater and wasteThe pipes and systems a city runs on.
Public buildings and facilitiesShared spaces that serve everyone.
Utility and digital infrastructurePower, water, and connection, everywhere.
Infrastructure maintenance and resilienceKeeping what we built working, not just building more.

Mobility, Logistics and Access

Walking, cycling and accessGetting around under your own power, for everyone.
Public transportationFast, cheap, reliable ways to move people.
Roads and vehiclesMoving people and goods safely by road.
Rail, freight and logisticsMoving the world's goods efficiently.
Aviation and maritime systemsMoving across skies and seas.
Autonomous and low-carbon mobilityCleaner, safer transport that drives itself.

Intelligence and Frontier

Computing, Communications and AI

Semiconductors and computing capacityThe chips everything else runs on.
Networks and universal connectivityGetting everyone online, fast.
Software reliability and secure systems · runnable proofSoftware that does not fail or get hacked.
Data, interoperability and public digital infrastructureShared, trustworthy digital foundations.
Provable general reasoner · runnable proofAn AI that can reason about anything and prove its work, so you never just take its word.
General-purpose robotA robot that can do most physical jobs a person can.

Space, Defense and Long-Term Continuity

High-bandwidth brain interfaceA safe, high-speed link between a brain and a computer.
Earth observation and navigationWatching and finding our way from orbit.
100 dollars a kilogram to orbitGetting to space for about $100 a kilogram, cheap enough to change everything.
Orbital manufacturingFactories in orbit making things you can't make on the ground.
Asteroid and comet defenseBeing able to protect Earth from what comes from space.
Deep-time archives and continuity of lifeMaking sure knowledge and life carry forward for centuries.

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