Nina Schick: capability building and security go hand in hand
NinaDSchick · x · 2026-11-04
Nina Schick argues that building capability and building security go hand in hand, because the biggest risk is a world of asymmetric capability where one is shut out of the frontier. In her framing, being excluded means "you lose on the upside and you take all of the downside"—making frontier participation itself a security strategy.
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