The Economic Thesis for SoZoAi
Current market model
Our economic system still rests on old assumptions: markets are rational, efficient, and self-correcting. Healthcare, energy, education basic needs for all, should be left to the invisible hand.
Yet reality proves otherwise. Despite technological advances and investments in health, inequities in access are widening. Those who can pay receive increasingly personalized services, while the majority navigate fragmented, impersonal, and ineffective solutions.
Economists like Joseph Stiglitz and Mariana Mazzucato have shown that scarcity driven economic models entrench inequities. Healthcare today is optimized for billing, not healing. For efficiency, not trust. For quarterly returns, not long-term outcomes.
Our approach: From Scarcity to Abundance
SoZoAi takes a different stance: we align supply with human need.
We start from abundance - The abundance of proven multi-disciplinary science, human capacity, community knowledge and shared care that already exists. We don’t engineer demand - we remove barriers to access and amplify what is already present, but remains underutilized.
We build trust as self-sovereign infrastructure, not as an afterthought. We leverage AI to empower inquiry, reflection, and self-discovery—unlocking the abundance of human potential, individually and collectively.
This is also sound economics. When individuals have agency, data sovereignty, and continuity of care, they engage earlier, prevent crises, and lower downstream costs—creating sustainable value that outperforms the existing transactional models.
How the SoZoAi Economic Model Works
Trust as infrastructure: Users own their data and control its use. Trust reduces churn, drives retention, and lowers acquisition costs.
Prevention before crisis: Early engagement reduces the downstream costs of unmanaged chronic disease, unseen emotional health needs, emergency care, and systemic inefficiencies.
Macro Population Health Data: When individuals contribute anonymized, self-sovereign data, it aggregates into rich, multi-layered insights across emotional, mental, physical, and social health.
This enables:
Better science: advancing behavioral, clinical, and public health research.
Better economics: population-level prevention strategies that reduce systemic costs.
Sharing value: individuals and communities who share data anonymously are rewarded, creating a virtuous cycle where self-care fuels collective knowledge.
Alignment of incentives: Instead of extracting value from user engagement, SoZoAi reinvests into local communities. As outcomes improve, communities, providers, and systems all benefit.
Scaling abundance: Each user interaction enriches the system, through contextual, private, user-owned learning that compounds value for the entire network.
Why This Works
Trust, relevance and personalization drives participation.
Participation drives retention.
Retention improves outcomes.
Outcomes lower costs. Lower costs expand access.
Expanded access builds trust.
This is sustainable growth.
The economics are stronger because it is a model that internalizes externalities: capturing the hidden costs of scarcity driven systems and turning them into shared gains.
Future of care
The next wave of economic value won’t come from optimizing scarcity. It will come from scaling abundance through bottom-up growth based on trust, access, and participation.
SoZoAi will catalyze this shift:
Delivering private, participatory, whole-person care.
Redesigning economics around access and sustainability.
Building growth from bottom up that is based on trust, personalization and thriving.
This is regenerative capitalism. An economic engine where people, communities, and all existing healthcare providers and health technology systems all win.
