A librarian compares printed sources with documents at a computer workstation in a modern civic archive.

Library

The evidence and the original papers

Read the source documents, inspect the proposals and follow the public projects. Every title below opens a source or an explicitly identified project page.

An imagined civic archive where people can compare sources and follow the evidence. AI-generated concept image. Image credits

Whole-system sources

Aura Matrix Studio

Browser workbench for organising, editing and exporting personal reflections.

Whole-system sources

A Fair Go for the AI Age

Reading copy of the postcode-level sovereign compute paper. Includes the Australian Open Model Commons.

Whole-system sources

Australian Legal Engine

Public repository and instructions for retrieving and quoting indexed legal text.

Sovereignty reference

24. OpenAI. Checked 5 November 2026. Our structure.

Sovereignty reference

32. Tools for Humanity. Checked 5 November 2026. Company website.

Sovereignty reference

69. Huawei. Checked 5 November 2026. Company facts.

Sovereignty reference

141. Neuralink. January 2026; checked 5 November. Company updates.

Sovereignty reference

144. European Commission. Checked 5 November 2026. AI factories.

Sovereignty reference

145. UK Government. 2025; checked 5 November 2026. UK Compute Roadmap.

The sovereignty paper’s references preserve their original observation and announcement dates. Its full calculation method explains how the future scenarios were constructed.