A foundation for a good future for humanity.
We want progress to give people more opportunity, stronger connections and a greater say in their lives. We bring practical projects together with research on the future. We’re starting with KinoLemon and AGI Poland.
01 / Projects
A platform you can use. A report you can read. Two of the founder’s initiatives that give NEOTOPIA a place to begin.
AI / economy / society
Let’s prepare Poland for a future with AI.
We want progress in AI to improve people’s lives. We ask about the future of work, how benefits are shared and whether institutions are ready. The founder’s report is our starting point; we are preparing a new edition under NEOTOPIA.
The benefits of AI should serve society as a whole.
Report available · next edition in preparation
Social connection
Less loneliness. More meaningful connections.
We work to address loneliness and social isolation. KinoLemon helps people meet others nearby through shared interests.
KinoLemon wins when you close your laptop and go meet someone.
Live platform
02 / Why it matters
We believe advances in science, technology and the economy should give people the chance to live well. More time for relationships, room to learn and a say in their own future. We want to shape these changes with the people they affect and examine who actually benefits.
Progress matters when it improves people’s lives.
Connection, work, the economy, science and technology. Two projects are the beginning of a wider mission.
03 / Our approach
We listen to people and examine existing knowledge. We begin with a problem worth addressing.
We bring lived experience together with research and practical knowledge. Together, we decide what to test.
We start at a manageable scale. We assess feasibility and outcomes, including those we did not anticipate.
We explain what works, what remains uncertain and what needs to change. That includes results that challenge our assumptions.
The challenges we face
15.8%
WHO’s 2025 report, drawing on data from 2014–2023, estimates that about one in six people worldwide experience loneliness (15.8%).
WHO · data from 2014–202330.3%
NASK and the ILO estimated in 2025 that occupations with some exposure to generative AI account for 30.3% of employment in Poland, around 5.08 million people.
Exposure describes potential effects on tasks. It is not a forecast of job losses.
NASK / ILO · 2025 estimate37%
In the OECD’s 2023 survey, an average of 37% of respondents in participating countries believed their government could balance the interests of current and future generations.
OECD · 2023 survey, excluding Poland04 / Work with us
Help develop KinoLemon, prepare the next edition of AGI Poland or build the foundation for the long term. Bring knowledge, experience or support.
