AI Policy
A former White House AI adviser, now at OpenAI, predicts Washington's best move against Chinese models like Kimi K3: have federal agencies manufacture fear, "not that well justified". That is not AI safety. It is a rumour with a federal seal, and a ban that never has to answer for itself.
Sovereignty
Sovereign AI is becoming infrastructure. But what do governments and organizations actually control? A layer-by-layer guide to what the claims miss
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Your model can produce French. That does not mean it learned to reason with French assumptions. This piece looks at English-dominant training, multilingual reasoning, and the question still missing from most sovereign AI debates.
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AI sovereignty does not stop at infrastructure. It shows up in product architecture: where inference runs, how data flows, whether models can be replaced, and how much of your product depends on someone else’s roadmap.
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AI sovereignty is not a binary or a product. It is a question of control, dependency, and what organizations are willing to give away by default.