The Zero-Human Company is a labor-model idea from Roemmele: survive economic upheaval by running an autonomous AI-run business out of your garage.
It's pitched as personal independence, but in practice it depends entirely on renting access to someone else's core computing, energy, communications, and identity systems.
To run it you need unbreakable access to those rails you don't own — as the framework itself puts it, 'The garage is the cell. The cell is leased.'
The engine's point is that this rebrands real sovereignty as mere tenancy: you look independent, but you're a renter who can be cut off at any time.