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GADM-0.5 (in development)
Status: dev (2026-10-13), ASSEMBLY-WP-0007. Scope:
models/GADM-Sectors-Scope.md. Module: simulations/gadm02/gadm05.py
(gadm04 plus base-model parameters with defaults that reproduce GADM-0.4).
1. Rival and non-rival output (T01)
1.1 Structure
K_r = 1 − (1 − K_phys)(1 − φ_r K_Ω) rival capacity (physical goods)
Y_r = K_r √E rival output, limited by ecological headroom
Y_n = (1 − φ_r) K_Ω (1 − K_phys) non-rival output (information, organism services)
Y* = Y_r + Y_n equals K at E = 1 for every φ_r
Non-rival output flows into commons X as far as it is openly inheritable:
dX += xn · Y_n · lin_open · (1 − X). The ecological draw is unchanged
(physical capital e1 K_phys dem thr plus compute energy e2 K_Ω).
φ_r = 1 and xn = 0 reproduce GADM-0.4 exactly.
Priors: φ_r = 0.2 (organism use is dominated by information tasks, Anthropic Economic Index); xn = 0.3 (about the commons formation rate aX).
1.2 Results across the band (nonrival.py, results/nonrival.md)
| Reading | B1 | B2 | B3 | B4 | class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΔVFAC, GADM-0.5 vs. 0.4, baseline | +0.015 | +0.026 | +0.039 | +0.049 | quantitative shift |
| of which from the commons feed alone | +0.016 | +0.026 | +0.039 | +0.049 | quantitative shift |
| ΔE, baseline | −0.011 | −0.020 | −0.026 | −0.025 | quantitative shift |
| ΔVFAC, generative regime | +0.002 | +0.003 | +0.003 | +0.007 | quantitative shift |
| ΔE, generative regime | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0.000 | −0.002 | — |
| generative − baseline VFAC (GADM-0.5) | +0.274 | +0.308 | +0.303 | +0.266 | robust |
Non-rival share of output at t 100: baseline 0.12 (B1) to 0.66 (B4); generative regime 0.08 to 0.31.
1.3 Readings
- The non-rival effect works through the commons, not through the output split. The whole VFAC gain comes from non-rival output feeding X. Calling output non-rival does not change VFAC, because VFAC measures stocks, not output.
- The generative regime's ecological cost does not shrink (scope test 2: no). Its low ecological headroom (E 0.48 against 0.68–0.82 in the baseline) comes from the physical-capital and compute-energy draw, which a non-rival output share does not reduce. In the baseline, the commons feed even lowers E slightly, because more commons raise activity and throughput.
- No genuine throughput decoupling (scope test 1: no). VFAC rises while throughput falls only in the baseline at B3–B4 (20–40 % of five-year windows), and there only because organism capability peaks and declines, taking its compute draw with it. The generative regime shows no decoupling.
- What genuine decoupling would need: non-rival output that replaces rival consumption (dematerialization of demand), so that demand for physical throughput falls as Y_n grows. GADM has no demand composition. This is the question for the ecological classes (T02) and, if needed, sectors (T04). It is recorded as BR-010.
- The generative regime's advantage is robust across the band (+0.27 to +0.31), slightly smaller than in GADM-0.4 (+0.29 to +0.34), because the baseline also gains from the commons feed.