Now · Country workspace
Inspect a nation at several levels.
Explore map modes, production hierarchies, resource records, trade connections, and a distinct space for political assessment.
Interactive demo · In progress
Geopolitical world model
Global atlas
Trade networks
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Selected nationChina
Explore industrial capacity, strategic resources, military capabilities, and diplomatic relationships.
Illustrative connections · Natural Earth
The research direction
Borrow the systems thinking of grand strategy.
Inspired by the engine and interconnected systems behind Paradox geopolitical strategy games such as Europa Universalis IV, this concept brings a persistent, explorable world map into a modern geopolitical setting. Select a country to explore its economy, resources, military, and relationships through different map overlays.
The proposed world state connects production chains, raw materials, military capacity, institutions, and diplomatic relationships. A language-model layer would maintain cited political assessments, distinguish observed events from inferred intent, compare competing explanations, and track what evidence changes the assessment.
This is an interactive demo of a project in progress. Country metrics, quarterly element figures, military indices, and relationship overlays are sample data. The China rare-earth window separately cites a USGS annual estimate. No live model, forecast engine, or Paradox engine is connected.
Development roadmap
From an explorable map to a testable model.
Next · Sourced world state
Connect economies and capabilities.
Bind each metric to its source, date, unit, and coverage. Keep alliances, partnerships, issue alignment, and inferred intent as separate relationships.
Later · Model and evaluation
Explain and test how the world changes.
Add cited LLM assessments and bounded state transitions. Replay held-out periods, compare baselines, and calibrate uncertainty before presenting forecasts.