The Technological Republic

A sweeping critique of Silicon Valley argues that its retreat from public purpose has left the West exposed to mounting global threats. The book calls for the software industry and government to recover ambition, confront the challenges of artificial intelligence, and treat technological power as part of geopolitical strength.

It presents a forceful case for rejecting complacency and intellectual fragility, focusing on the intersection of engineering culture, state power, and economic performance. The discussion is framed as a serious intervention in current debates about technology and public life.