Essays about artificial intelligence, geopolitics, infrastructure control, and technology power dynamics.
AI, geography, and the exposed infrastructure of the new intelligence age Part 5 examined the return of borders. It established that when shared protection fails, states retreat into sovereign stacks, data localization mandates, and competing compute blocs. That essay was about control. This one is about entanglement. Because even as borders harden, the infrastructure beneath … Read more
AI, geography, and the exposed infrastructure of the new intelligence age Part 4 examined the protection gap and established that commercial AI infrastructure has outpaced the legal, military, and diplomatic frameworks needed to defend it. That essay was about doctrine. This one is about borders. When shared protection fails, states retreat into national control. The … Read more
AI, Web Development, and the Path to Inclusive Innovation I’ve had something on my mind lately. Pull up a chair. Introduction: Two Worlds, One Divide The digital revolution has given rise to two of the most exciting and transformative fields of our time: web development and artificial intelligence (AI). Both areas have dramatically changed industries, … Read more
Public Contribution Notice: This framework was conceived and shared in 2026 as open advice to the AI safety community. No attribution is required; the idea is offered as a public contribution. Feedback and adaptation are welcome. Executive Summary The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has outpaced our ability to ensure the integrity of its training … Read more
The emerging debate over the so-called “Compute Mirage,” also described as the “LLM Mirage,” highlights a critical concern: the amount of compute used to train frontier large language models (LLMs) has become an overly convenient, yet potentially misleading, proxy for assessing AI security risk. The appeal of this metric is understandable; compute is quantifiable, easily … Read more