From Hegseth’s ultimatum to Amodei to the Google paradox: an investigation into how AI became the new nuclear capability. Who signs with the Pentagon, who refuses and gets banned, who invests in both — and why no contract answers the question: who is responsible when the algorithm is wrong?
What is network power? It’s power produced by network effects and infrastructure: it doesn’t rule through laws, it makes the dominant standard unavoidable. App stores, logins, algorithms, and cloud services create lock-in and dependency—leaving is possible, but costs too much.
Under digital technocapitalism, freedom shifts from self-determination to system-compatible behavior. Biometric surveillance, nudging, and platform-infrastructure don’t ban dissent—they bury it, making it statistically irrelevant while the system sells control as convenience.
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