OKKA.AI Expanded Intelligence Series: A Study in Individual Sovereignty, Cognitive Expansion, and Collective Governance

The OKKA Expanded Intelligence Series is an ongoing book series examining the consequences of artificial intelligence at three levels of human organisation: individual, cognitive, and institutional. Volume I, Ok, AI. Now What? The Post-Job Survival Guide to the AI Economy, addresses the individual economic level. It examines the structural displacement caused by AI automation and maps eight practical strategies for building economic sovereignty in a world where job-based income is no longer reliable or sufficient. Volume II, Homo Expansus: The Age of Dyads, addresses the cognitive level. It argues that the emergence of persistent human-AI collaboration constitutes a new cognitive unit, the dyad, and traces its implications across memory, creativity, reasoning, identity, and agency. It introduces the concept of Interago ergo sum as the philosophical foundation of expanded cognition. Volume III, The Roundtable Protocol: Collective Intelligence and Governance in Human-Synthetic Times, addresses the institutional level. It proposes the Roundtable Protocol as a framework for organisations that must now function with both human and synthetic participants, addressing decision-making, memory, accountability, dissent, and legitimacy in human-synthetic environments. Together, the three volumes constitute a single argument across scales: that expanded intelligence is not a technical upgrade but a civilisational transition, and that navigating it well requires new frameworks at every level of human organisation. This series is part of the OKKA Expanded Intelligence research programme (Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19086615), a 124-entry interdisciplinary study on expanded intelligence, human-AI collaboration, and civilisational cognition. ORCID: 0009-0006-9741-549X.