What You're Actually Worth in the AI Economy, And How To Price It
This is the second Working Session inside The New Internet — a body of thought exploring what it means to own your place on the internet before AI makes that decision for you.
Most people have never actually calculated what they're worth. Not estimated. Not guessed based on what they've been paid before. Actually calculated — using real market data, a clear methodology, and an honest accounting of what they've built.
That gap is becoming expensive.
Angela Benton has spent years at the intersection of data, AI, and the economics of value. She built a patented data valuation algorithm, invented UDIF — a global standard for data portability — and has been thinking about how human expertise gets priced in markets before most people knew the question mattered.
On April 1st she's thinking out loud about what your expertise actually commands right now, why smart people systematically underprice themselves, and how to arrive at a number you can defend and operate from.
Your rate floor, your market comp, your credentials as active leverage, these aren't soft concepts. They're quantifiable. And in an economy where AI is repricing everything, knowing your number before the market sets it for you is no longer optional.
Come ready to think. You'll leave with both a new perspective and a tool you can actually use.
Format: 60 min working session + 30 min live Q&A