Marx & The Age of CapitAI: How AI Disrupts Capital - And Empathy Becomes Leverage

The manifesto for founders and investors in the age of artificial intelligence.

In the industrial age, capital built empires. In the digital age, it scaled software.
Now, in the age of AI - intelligence compounds faster than money.

Marx & The Age of CapitAI is a manifesto for founders, investors, and owners navigating this inversion. It argues that capital is no longer the primary engine of value - it's the constraint.

When creativity, empathy, and intelligence scale through machines, traditional capital cycles collapse. The new currency is not money, but clarity - the ability to allocate attention, time, and intelligence precisely where they compound.

Through nine concise acts, Robert Ahldin distills three decades of investing and company-building into a new philosophy of ownership:

• Capital Precision - knowing where not to act.

• Empathy as Signal - using human sensitivity as the last frontier of scarcity.

• Evergreen Ownership - building systems that learn faster than markets forget.

This is not a book about tactics or trends. It's a framework for thinking in the AI era - where discipline becomes creativity, empathy becomes leverage, and capital becomes code.