Mike Steger examines reports that King Charles convened leading artificial intelligence executives for a private summit in Scotland. He traces the timing of the gathering alongside warnings from prominent AI researchers, growing calls for regulation, President Trump’s response, and the widening debate over the future of the technology.
Mike connects today’s battle over AI with the ideas of British thinkers H.G. Wells and Bertrand Russell, examining their arguments for international governance, population control, and leadership by a powerful scientific and technical class.
Mike argues that the central question is whether artificial intelligence will be controlled by governments and powerful institutions or opened to the American people as a tool for industry, creativity, productivity, and national development.
Mike connects today’s battle over AI with the ideas of British thinkers H.G. Wells and Bertrand Russell, examining their arguments for international governance, population control, and leadership by a powerful scientific and technical class.
Mike argues that the central question is whether artificial intelligence will be controlled by governments and powerful institutions or opened to the American people as a tool for industry, creativity, productivity, and national development.
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