Sustained partial control over AI

Governments should design a permanent, limited intervention regime — regular audits, conditional access rights, licensing windows, and visible oversight steps — that preserves safety leverage without nationalizing AI development. The aim is to give officials both real regulatory teeth and ongoing political reassurance so they do not resort to abrupt, full takeovers. — This idea reframes the regulation debate from a binary (government vs private control) to an operational design problem: how to institutionalize continuous, limited interference that is politically durable and safety‑effective.