AI is concentrating power at unprecedented scale. We're building the infrastructure to distribute it back.
We live in an era of digital feudalism. The infrastructure that powers our digital lives — our data, our compute, our AI — is owned by a handful of platform landlords. We don't own our digital lives; we rent them.
AI doesn't just make work faster — it replaces it. Entire job categories are being automated. Corporate headcounts are shrinking while revenues climb.
Google started with "Don't Be Evil." Facebook was going to connect the world. They all drifted — not because the founders were bad people, but because the structure demanded it. Values don't outlast structure.
Venture doesn't fund disruption of its own portfolio. The system doesn't fund its own obsolescence.
The Eno Project is a movement toward digital sovereignty. We believe individuals should own their compute, their data, their AI, and their future. Not rent it. Not license it. Own it.
We designed for failure. If the Foundation drifts, code is already open source and hardware keeps shipping. If Compute gets acquired, software stays free and specs are open. The architecture survives because no single point controls it.