Research publication
Economic policy for AGI
How public institutions can prepare for productivity shocks and uneven benefits.
ContentsWhat readiness looks like
Prolixis Institute
Research archive
September 17, 2026
Economic policy for AGI should not begin after disruption becomes visible in quarterly indicators. It should start with mechanisms that notice capacity shifts early and distribute upside deliberately.
The most resilient plans combine public measurement, sector-specific experimentation, and institutions that can revise policy as evidence changes.
What readiness looks like
Readiness means a society can absorb rapid productivity gains without turning them into fragility, exclusion, or unmanaged concentration.