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More Capable, Less Able to Change Course?
How systems can expand institutional capability while narrowing practical routes for revision and exit, and how to assess whether control can be exercised.
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AI governance
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When Political Concepts Become Machine-Readable
How political concepts become operational in AI systems, and why their definitions, evidence requirements, and institutional use must remain open to challenge.
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One Technology, Four Governance Regimes
AI markets are fragmenting — not because models differ, but because governance does. A framework for understanding how export platforms, full-stack sovereignty, regulated dependence and market-conditioned access are reshaping AI procurement.
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The Fable 5 Access Directive Is Not an AI Policy Flare-Up
The U.S. government's suspension of Fable 5 and Mythos 5 access for foreign nationals is an early signal that frontier AI models are crossing from platform product into indispensable infrastructure.
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From Garbage-In/Garbage-Out to Semantic Corpus Remediation: Preparing Institutionally Captured Text for LLMs in Political, Legal, Reputational, and Security Domains
An engineering workflow for transforming institutionally captured political-security text into structured epistemic objects — addressing corpus-level semantic contamination before LLMs are deployed in legal, political, reputational, and defence domains.