Every MindCast war gaming module models a live contest between institutions. The game tree maps below compress each module into a single board. Each map names the governing game today, the events that can change it, the successor states those events create, and where every seat lands in each state.
The visuals give stakeholders a predictive game theory view of a situation before they commit to a strategy. Counsel, executives, policymakers and investors can trace which positions survive every branch and which convert or strand. Risk mitigation then targets the successor state most likely to arrive. Bands on each board carry MindCast Foresight Simulation Predictions built on Behavioral Economics + Dynamic Predictive Game Theory.
The page runs as a living file. New game tree maps join as MindCast publishes new war gaming modules, and each board links to its interactive module. The full catalog of MindCast war gaming lives at MindCast Live-Fire Intelligence.
Stakeholders facing a competitive, legislative, regulatory, risk or strategy problem can request a preliminary predictive game theory visualization at mcai@mindcast-ai.com. The preliminary map shows whether MindCast can help with the problem before any engagement begins.
AI Liability and Insurance
Five boards follow one liability chain: state enforcement against developers, the common law and statutes it feeds, and the insurers who decide where the loss lands.
States vs. OpenAI
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Attorney General Coalition Dynamics
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AI Liability Common Law and Legislation
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AI Claims Liability
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Agentic Insurance Exclusions
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Compute Infrastructure and Energy
Three boards track who builds, powers and permits AI compute, from neocloud counterparties to state siting rules and clean-energy anchors.
Neocloud Economics
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Data Center Approvals
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Clean Compute Anchors and Quantum Clusters
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Geopolitics and Trade Controls
Two boards run the US-China hardware contest from both directions: export enforcement on chips and import gates on data center equipment.
AI Chip Export Enforcement
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Import Gate (Optical Transceivers)
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Markets and Platforms
Two boards test platform challengers against incumbent rules: Compass against listing services, and Kalshi against state gaming law.
Compass MLS Offensive
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Kalshi Supreme Court
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