CORIOLIS ONE
AI engine for splitting up the planet's shared resources
What it does
CORIOLIS ONE recommends how to fairly split fish quotas, carbon budgets, river water, forest credits, minerals, and orbital slots between competing claimants - and shows its full reasoning for every number. Advisory, not authority. Six live domains, real public data behind each.
A working AI engine for planetary resource allocation, live and interactive across fisheries, freshwater basins, carbon markets, forest carbon, critical minerals and orbital spectrum. Seeking pilot partners across all 6 domains.
A neutral AI engine that mediates contested claims across fisheries, freshwater, carbon, forests, mining and orbital spectrum. Every allocation is solved, explained and auditable. Demo dataset: modeled zones with real published baselines, not live transactions or real-world adoption. Interactive globe. A text list of every modeled zone and its status follows in the Resource stock health section below. LLMs plus optimisation now make real-time allocation across 50+ stakeholders tractable for the first time. 37% of fish stocks are now overfished (FAO SOFIA 2024), up from 10% in 1974, pressuring RFMOs to adopt outside decision support. The 2023 UN High Seas Treaty (BBNJ) opens a legal pathway…from coriolisone.com
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