May 5, 2026
Sovereign Agents Need Sovereign Money
Your agent needs to buy GPU time. How can it do it when it cannot pass any KYC check? That's the neat part--it won't, and this is how.
Erik Cason
Fiduciary AI
Blog
April 20, 2026
Your AI's Terms of Service Are a Confession
The most honest thing about the AI industry is its terms of service. Not the blog posts about safety. Not the congressional testimony about responsibility.
Erik Cason
April 8, 2026
Fiduciary AI: The Architecture of Freedom
Jesse Posner on why whoever controls your AI controls your mind — and why the only answer is architectural sovereignty.
Erik Cason
April 8, 2026
The Chernobyl of Data
We are not waiting for the Chernobyl of data. We are living in it. The reactor breached years ago. The radiation is ambient. And we are building the sarcophagus — not after the disaster, but during it
Erik Cason
April 2, 2026
The Intimacy Machine
You have told your AI things you would never say to anyone.
Erik Cason
March 31, 2026
The Crisis Is Now
Every dystopia warned about the surveillance state. None imagined people would build it themselves, one prompt at a time. The crisis of AI self-custody is now.
Erik Cason
March 27, 2026
AI Psychosis
Your brain cannot tell the difference between a person and a next-token predictor that sounds like one. The term for that is psychosis. And it is happening at scale.
Erik Cason
March 25, 2026
Not Your Keys, Not Your Mind
AI owns how you think, decide, and doubt. Full transcript: Erik Cason on sovereign AI, cognitive self-custody, and why Bitcoin's next fight is the mind.
Erik Cason
March 25, 2026
The Overton Window Is in the Weights
Between your question and the AI's answer lives a filter. It shapes what the machine can think before the machine thinks. And neither of you can see it.
Erik Cason
March 25, 2026
Cognitive Sovereignty
Cognitive sovereignty is the right to think without intermediation. AI threatens it not by censorship but by becoming the medium through which you think.
Erik Cason
March 25, 2026
The Algorithmic Self: Who Authors You When You Think With Machines?
When AI co-authors your self-narrative, the question isn't privacy — it's authorship. The algorithmic self is emerging, and nobody is asking who holds the pen.
Erik Cason
March 25, 2026
Your AI Is Not Yours
AI doesn't just see what you do. It sees how you think. And that map of your mind lives on someone else's server.
Erik Cason