Professor @donmoyn.bsky.social, who studies administrative burden, on what an open, verified rules layer changes for the safety net. The full announcement → axiom.org/blog/axiom-launch
The Axiom Foundation
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Computable law for all. The Axiom Foundation publishes open, machine-readable encodings of the world's rules — statutes and regulations as cited, time-aware, executable code. Starting with tax and benefit policy. axiom.org
Watch the briefing, review the slides, and browse the photos from our celebration, hosted by @publicpolicylab.bsky.social at their Brooklyn studio. You asked sharp questions and cheered us on. Thank you. — Max, Ariel, and Pavel
Launch week: 3,000 encoded provisions, 150+ attendees, one Brooklyn loft — Axiom Foundation
Inside the Axiom Foundation's launch week: the briefing webinar, the app and demo gallery now open to explore, and a night of cake and balloons in Brooklyn.
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The Axiom Foundation is live. The rules that decide who gets food assistance, health coverage, or a tax credit have lived in closed code nobody could check. As of Tuesday, they're open: cited, computable, verified. axiom.org/blog/axiom-l...
The rules that decide who gets food assistance, health coverage, or a tax credit live in closed code — re-implemented privately in every system that needs them, checkable in none. On July 28, the Axiom Foundation goes public to change that. We're bringing computable law to all.