Politics of Superintelligence: America's Ultra Secret AGI Program Hardcover – August 2, 2025

By 6 p.m., the board had approved a public fundraising campaign and a global strategy centered on our AGI technology. By morning, Wayne had made contact—introduced as a newly hired lecturer at Rochester Institute of Technology.But Wayne wasn't just a lecturer. He was an undercover U.S. intelligence officer. His mission: infiltrate the team, gain access to the technology, and quietly bring it under government control.Politics of Superintelligence is the true story of what happened when the theory outlined in the author's previous book, Science of Intelligence—a physics-based blueprint for general intelligence—moved from paper to prototype. It didn’t spark academic debate. It triggered a covert operation.The U.S. government didn’t ignore it. They surveilled it, classified it, and tried to control it.Through firsthand accounts, FOIA responses, emails, chat logs, and recorded conversations, the story unfolds from Portland to Oslo to Milan—tracing a global pattern of suppression, surveillance, and silence.The evidence presented in this book points to a chilling possibility: that the United States operates a secret AGI program classified as a Waived Special Access Program—a level of secrecy so deep even Congress is kept in the dark.The war to control superintelligence didn’t start in the future. It started a decade ago—under President Obama. Read more