Dean Ball: sovereign AI has a real core, but many are grifting governments
nitarshan · x · 2026-10-29
Dean Ball argues there is a real and important thing behind the concept of sovereign AI, but many people are practicing a grift on less-sophisticated government and civil society audiences. Nathan Lambert adds that people underestimate how much money is still to be thrown at sovereign AI.
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