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Two futures. One choice. This is the moment.
Two Futures
Every day we wait, the extractive future becomes harder to reverse. Every day we act, the sovereign future becomes more inevitable.
The Ask
Not funding a startup. Joining a convergence. Two movements that share the same DNA — finally finding each other.
A formal introduction to the Humanity AI coalition. Ten foundations. $500 million committed. One shared mission.
The vision is collaborative investment at coalition scale —
to build civilization infrastructure together. Mozilla at the center. Genesis as the engine.
$250,000 to any AI startup gets you a pitch deck and a promise.
$250,000 to Genesis gets you $56 million in running infrastructure, 16.7 million knowledge nodes, and a seat at the table as civilization infrastructure is built.
The Window
Every month without sovereign AI infrastructure, extractive models become more entrenched. More data captured. More minds shaped. More of the open internet lost. The coalition committed $500 million because they see what's coming. The question is whether that money moves at the speed the crisis demands.
1.4% of what the coalition already committed.
The only bet on the table that's actually running in production.
One person built $56M in infrastructure. A full team scales it to serve 8 billion.
88 partners committed. Coalition resources unlocked. Growing together from day one.
Nothing else this comprehensive exists. The window to establish sovereign AI is months, not years.
What else on Earth impacts every single aspect of human flourishing —
education, democracy, culture, health, equity, science —
and is already running?
Nothing. This is it. And we must move now.
A Personal Note
I keep coming back to that number. Twenty-four thousand children, every single day, who never had to die. That was the moment I stopped building products and started building infrastructure for truth.
There was a whiteboard in my apartment. One side said "what exists." The other side said "what should exist." The gap between them wasn't a market opportunity. It was a moral emergency.
You've spent 28 years proving technology should serve people.
I've spent 15 years building the technology that does.
We found each other.
This isn't about a deadline or a grant application. It's about what happens when two movements that share the same DNA finally converge.
Mozilla proved that openness wins. Genesis proves that truth scales. Together, we don't compete with the attention economy. We replace it.
Carter Hill
Founder & CEO, Day 7 Public Benefit Corporation
The open web gave humanity a voice.
Genesis gives humanity a mind.
Together — we give humanity a future.
Fifteen minutes would change your understanding of what's possible.
The internet was built without truth.
Genesis is that truth.
Let's build it together.