Suleyman Resurfaces Foreign Affairs Essay: AI Governance Needs Tech Firms at the Table
mustafasuleyman · x · 2026-09-23
Mustafa Suleyman reshared his 2023 Foreign Affairs essay with Ian Bremmer, "The AI Power Paradox".
- Core argument: global AI governance is impossible within traditional state-sovereignty frameworks; technology companies must be welcomed to the governance table.
- The piece sketches a 2035 scenario where AI runs hospitals, airlines, and courtrooms, with unprecedented productivity gains.
- It articulates the structural mismatch between nation-state authority and corporate-controlled AI capability, advocating a multilateral, multi-stakeholder governance framework.
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