March 28, 2026The article is part of the AI, Cybersecurity, and Risk series → The conference declared AI governance is the unsolved crisis of our time. I was at RSA Conference this week in San Francisco. Hundreds of vendors. Thousands of security professionals.Billions of dollars of product on the expo floor. And the loudest signal […]
RSAC 2026 Just Handed Sovereign AI Architecture: Its Biggest Proof Point Read More »
March 13, 2026: This article is part of the AI, Cybersecurity, and Risk Series → Christopher Yoo’s recent piece in the Business Times—“AI governance: The summit stage is necessary but it isn’t sufficient”—captures a moment that many in the AI policy world are feeling but few have articulated so clearly. The India AI Impact Summit was
Scientists Have Spoken. Now Who Will Build? Read More »
March 13, 2026 This article is part of Ethical Technocrat Series → US company refused to enable mass surveillance. The government destroyed it. Zimbabwe saw the same playbook coming. So did Namibia. This is the pattern. I. The Ultimatum The Pentagon gave Anthropic a choice: remove safeguards against mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons, or
When Sovereignty Becomes Extortion: The Anthropic Story Every Nation Needs to Read Read More »
March Late last year, I wrote about Weaponized Anonymity— how unverified digital signals scale faster than verification mechanisms. Recently, I watched that thesis play out in real time. An anonymous claim surfaced. It was indexed. It was amplified. It was ingested by AI systems It began shaping perception —and causing real-world damage. Evidence was submitted.Documentation preserved.The
If Reputation Is Infrastructure, Why Isn’t It Audited? Read More »