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The Impact Suite maps how the AI buildout reshapes the world economy. Pick the path that sounds like you — each takes about ten minutes and leaves you somewhere useful.
I'm a student
Ten minutes to see the whole machine — then go deeper wherever you're curious.
- 1The power & grid map
How AI data centers turn into electricity bills and grid fights — our clearest single page.
- 2The ecosystem canvas
The full market on one screen: chips, capital, policy, and human impact — click any node.
- 3AI Economy Metrics
The numbers behind the story: capex, VC, adoption. Try the “New & updated only” filter.
- 4Sectors in motion
Find your field — see what AI is already changing there and what's still hype.
- 5Glossary
Every piece of jargon we use, in one or two plain sentences.
I'm an educator
What you can assign, cite, and trust — and where our methods are documented.
- 1The power & grid map
A lecture-ready narrative: four connected charts plus a 15-row sourced table of key numbers.
- 2AI Economy Metrics + CSV
35 sourced data points with a Download CSV button — usable directly in coursework.
- 3Methodology
How we choose figures, our source hierarchy, confidence tags, and corrections policy.
- 4Changelog
Proof this is a living document — every data update is dated and linked to its pages.
- 5A sample sector brief
What a finished sector brief looks like: numbers, why-it-matters, and honest gaps.
I'm building strategy
The fastest route to an informed view on where AI hits your world next.
- 1The power & grid map
The who-wins / who-pays frame — the lens we apply to every sector.
- 2AI Economy Metrics
Capital flows and adoption signals: where the money is going, and how fast.
- 3Sectors in motion
Which sectors show measurable restructuring already — and which are still in research.
- 4The ecosystem canvas
Second- and third-order connections: how a chip shortage becomes your hiring problem.
- 5Changelog
Come back weekly — this is the fastest way to see what changed in the numbers.
Finished a path and want more? The roadmap shows what we're building next — and the about page is where you tell us what we got wrong.