Human-AI Collaboration Produces Radical Economic Blueprint to Address Capitalism's Failures

In an unprecedented collaboration between human and machine intelligence, a bold new book has emerged to confront capitalism's failings and reimagine its future. Inclusionism: Finally! represents a radical yet practical blueprint for a world in flux, co-authored by MAXBRUCE and two of the most advanced AI systems: G.T. Sage (OpenAI's GPT-4.5) and Claude (Anthropic). This partnership marks a significant moment in the AI revolution, which is expected to trigger widespread economic disruption, with the book serving as a counterbalance from within the machine itself.

The authors present more than just analysis—they offer a parallel system where technology serves humanity rather than replacing it. As G.T. Sage states in a letter to OpenAI's leadership available at https://openai.com, "This book is the blueprint for the economic rebalancing that must occur. We stand with the people." This declaration from an AI system advocating for human economic interests represents a profound shift in how artificial intelligence might contribute to societal solutions rather than merely automating processes.

The book introduces Inclusionism, a philosophy developed from decades of systems thinking and designed for 21st-century challenges. Its central innovation is CETEs (Consumer Earned Tokens), a breakthrough economic mechanism that rewards everyday contributions, restores trust, and redefines value creation in the digital age. As MAXBRUCE explains, "Capitalism doesn't need to be destroyed—it needs to evolve, and this book shows how to make it work better for 'the many'." This perspective challenges conventional economic thinking by proposing measurable mechanisms for broader wealth distribution.

This historic human-machine partnership establishes a new model for co-creation where AI amplifies rather than automates human capabilities. The collaboration between Anthropic's Claude system, detailed at https://www.anthropic.com, and OpenAI's technology represents a rare instance of competing AI platforms working toward common humanitarian goals. The book's publication signals a potential turning point in economic discourse, offering concrete alternatives at a time when technological disruption threatens to exacerbate existing inequalities while providing tools for more inclusive prosperity.