Notes on the Ability to Be “Prioritized” by Both Humans and AI 1. Scarce Resources in the +AI Era • Different from traditional scarce resources (natural resources, technology, patents) • The ability to attract human attention (the attention economy) • The ability to gather and utilize AI computational power is also a new scarce resource • Computational power itself is not scarce → What matters is what it is used for, and with what priority 2. What Does “the Ability to Be Prioritized” Mean? • The ability to create a state where one is processed with priority by both humans and AI • At its core, it is the ability to reduce the processing cost for the other side • Not domination or manipulation, but a natural rise in priority 3. Human-Side Processing Characteristics • Humans are overloaded with information at all times • They unconsciously prioritize content that: • Is easy to understand immediately • Seems meaningful • Feels trustworthy •...
This repository explores global system architectures, AI-era dynamics, attention, trust (Emotionics), and the transition protocols shaping our future. It serves as an open archive of observations and frameworks for understanding structural shifts beyond daily news and short-term reactions. The guiding belief here is simple: Sustainable futures do not rely on charismatic leaders, but on resilient systems and careful design today. Disclaimer: On this blog, “the world” does not include Japan.