Programmable sovereignty- coordinated specialisation as a response to the N-2 problem in artificial intelligence

Alicia García-Herrero and Soumitra Dutta

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Abstract: Programmable sovereignty offers states beyond the US and China a way to reduce AI dependence through shared compute and governance capacity

Date: 2026-09
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