Artifact Collapse
Competition in a Zero-Cost Cognition World
Judgement Press
Strategy as it has been taught (barriers, assets, durable artifacts) assumed knowledge could be written down once and held. That assumption no longer survives contact with models that ingest and reproduce.
Artifact Collapse is a working framework for what still compounds. Five tests: publication, replication cost, compounding, portability, liability. Six candidate moats. Three classifications: Durable, Conditional, Fragile. It is offered for review, attack, and extension, and it is held as evolvable.
The Living Edition
The book is versioned by chapter, and it keeps running after the print edition is cut. Its home is artifactcollapse.com. Blog Collapse runs the framework on its purest specimen: the blog.
Read alongside
Greenwald, Competition Demystified · Christensen, The Innovator's Dilemma · Thiel, Zero to One
Every claimed moat goes through five tests and leaves with one of three verdicts.
Durable
Passes the five-test filter.
Conditional
Passes only under conditions the verdict names.
Fragile
Fails the filter.
The five tests and the six moats →
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