Nina Schick: democracy's biggest AI risk is asymmetric capabilities, not superintelligence
NinaDSchick · x · 2026-09-29
Nina Schick argues that the biggest risk to democracies is not a superintelligence killing us all, but a world of asymmetric capabilities where others build Intelligence and some fail to. With Europe failing to build even slight capability, she contends it is even more incumbent on the US to lead — reframing AI debate from existential risk toward geopolitics and national capability building.
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