AI race could outmaneuver national security institutions, columnist warns
S_OhEigeartaigh · x · 2026-07-23
Luciana Berger argues that a race is underway to build AI systems capable of outmaneuvering national security institutions, while binding safety rules are still missing.
She says AI sovereignty alone is not enough and calls for an international agreement on superintelligence to address the risk.
- Core claim: current safeguards are too weak
- Policy angle: national-level sovereignty is insufficient
- Proposed response: global agreement on superintelligence
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