Peaceful Anarcho-Accelerationism: Decentralized Full Automation for a Society of Universal Care

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2602.13154v5
• Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2026 15:27:13 GMT
• Title: Peaceful Anarcho-Accelerationism: Decentralized Full Automation for a Society of Universal Care
• Abstract summary: This paper introduces peaceful anarcho-accelism, a sociotechnical framework grounded in the 200-year anarchist tradition.<n>We state five formal hypotheses and six research objectives, present a formal definition through analytical categories of interdependent spheres.<n>A nonviolent social mobilization strategy maps concrete peaceful methods to each stage of transition.
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• Abstract: Foundational results in machine learning establish that all human labor may in principle be automatable. Consequently, this paper introduces peaceful anarcho-accelerationism, a rigorously defined sociotechnical framework grounded in the 200-year anarchist tradition from Godwin through Kropotkin to Bookchin, and in the methodological categories of Eltzbacher, Nettlau, and Correa, for ensuring that full automation is decentralized, commons-governed, and oriented toward universal care. We state five formal hypotheses and six research objectives, present a formal definition through analytical categories of interdependent spheres, and propose the Liberation Stack as a layered technical architecture with explicit preconditions and gate conditions for each layer. Moreover, we introduce Universal Desired Resources as a post-monetary design principle that eliminates the material basis of intersectional oppression, and develop a framework for progressive state dissolution through incremental, reversible commons-building compatible with existing democratic institutions. A nonviolent social mobilization strategy maps concrete peaceful methods to each stage of transition. We show that accelerationism and degrowth share anarchist pacifism as substrate and differ only along a Pareto-optimal technological frontier. Empirical evidence from Linux, Wikipedia, Mondragon, Rojava, guifi.net, the Fediverse, and contemporary commons initiatives confirms that commons-based systems already operate at scale. We conclude with a phased roadmap specifying explicit assumptions, hard constraints, gate conditions between phases, and detailed limitations.

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