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Algorithmic sovereignty versus dark enlightenment
The article discusses the concept of algorithmic sovereignty as a point of convergence and divergence among modern perspectives on reallocating global influence following the crisis of traditional power. Advocates of "Dark Enlightenment" believe that major technology companies, with their ability to control data and smart systems, have become super-entities that dominate the global network. They call for transferring leadership to these corporations rather than relying on states, which would then play only a regulatory role. An alternative stance suggests that the role of the state should evolve into a super-node with sovereign authority, achieved through possessing specialized technological capabilities and precisely engineering information flows to ensure its continued effectiveness in the new global system. This would involve distancing from external, unaccountable contracts. Such a choice is considered decisive in determining who holds the decision-making power in the coming decades.
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