Alan R. Shark
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- Aug 14, 2026
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The Science of Fiction: Three AI Scenarios (opens the original)
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Science fiction has long shaped how we imagine artificial intelligence — as either humanity’s destroyer or its savior. The real future probably lands somewhere in between. The central question isn’t how powerful AI will become, but whether humans keep the discipline and institutional capacity to govern it.Three futures are worth taking seriously: AI replaces human dominance outright; AI controls humans indirectly by controlling the systems we depend on; or humans and AI coexist under real human
AI Is Instant. Good Government Decisions Aren’t. (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is accelerating the pace of government. From chatbots handling citizen inquiries to predictive analytics guiding resource allocation, AI is delivering faster answers, quicker insights and more efficient operations. For public-sector leaders, the pressure to adopt these tools — and to match their speed — is growing by the day.But amid this momentum, there is a risk that often goes unspoken: confusing speed with sound decision-making. AI operates instantly. Good government
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