POLICY - AI Dynamics

A few people have made the point that as long as the West controls AI all is fine – that it is important to be ahead of autocratic governments and medieval religious governments. I hope they’re right. My concern, however, is that unlike nuclear, AI is accessible and cheap. If we

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15 March 2026

AI Accessibility and Control: Why Western Dominance May Not Be Enough

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15 March 2026 19h57

A few people have made the point that as long as the West controls AI all is fine – that it is important to be ahead of autocratic governments and medieval religious governments. I hope they’re right. My concern, however, is that unlike nuclear, AI is accessible and cheap. If we

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15 March 2026

AI and Criminal Networks: Strategic Thinking on Global Threats

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15 March 2026 19h09

Having lived in Venezuela and having seen what populism and drug criminals do, I see your point. Yet, I think that strategic thinking is required here. One thing that has become clear is that the “global cartels of criminals” will learn to also use AI, probably even better than

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15 March 2026

Germany’s Embodied AI and Intelligized Manufacturing Strategy Analysis

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15 March 2026 19h02

There’s definitely an analysis of Germany incoming. This should, theoretically, have been Germany’s greatest opportunity. Building the components for Embodied AI. To develop an fully ‘Intelligized’ industrial and manufacturing base.

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15 March 2026

UK nuclear deterrent dependent on AI infrastructure and industry

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15 March 2026 18h40

Let’s face facts.

The UK’s nuclear deterrent is hanging together on a prayer.

1/ Sovereignty requires defense. Defense requires industry. Industry requires affordable energy. In 2026, all four are tethered to AI.

2/ When an Iranian drone struck RAF Akrotiri, HMS Dragon —… https://t.co/rw8AULkdT0
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 15 mars 2026

Let’s face facts. The UK’s nuclear deterrent is hanging together on a prayer. 1/ Sovereignty requires defense. Defense requires industry. Industry requires affordable energy. In 2026, all four are tethered to AI. 2/ When an Iranian drone struck RAF Akrotiri, HMS Dragon —

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15 March 2026

Net Zero 2050 delusion ignores AI-driven sovereignty demands

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15 March 2026 17h32

This week, Energy Secretary Ed Miliband cited a Climate Change arguing that reaching Net Zero by 2050 is “cheaper” than another fossil fuel crisis. This is a delusion. It ignores a fundamental reality: being sovereign in a world reshaped by AI requires massive, high-density

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15 March 2026