Private Infrastructure, Public Permission
The federal government is becoming the gatekeeper for a privately owned AI infrastructure system. That combination concentrates power—and creates structural incentives for corruption.
Explore The Race
Explore The Race
The federal government is becoming the gatekeeper for a privately owned AI infrastructure system. That combination concentrates power—and creates structural incentives for corruption.
Governments are beginning to decide who can access frontier AI, under what safeguards, and through which trusted-user systems. The challenge is to address real security risks without turning advanced capability into permanent discretionary privilege.