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The $15 Trillion Shock: What Governments Are Doing Before AGI Hits | Policy & Future AI Policy & Global Economics The $15 Trillion Shock: What Governments Are Doing Before AGI Hits A seismic economic disruption is already being planned for — in finance ministries, sovereign funds, and parliamentary back rooms you'll never hear about. February 2026  ·  12 min read  ·  Economics & Technology The race to Artificial General Intelligence is no longer purely a Silicon Valley obsession. Finance ministries, central banks, and parliamentary committees from Seoul to Riyadh are quietly — and urgently — recalibrating their economic frameworks. Not for AI assistants. Not for chatbots. For something fundamentally different: a machine that can do cognitive work across every domain . The stakes are unlike anything since the industrial revolution. When AGI-level systems can perform the work of lawyers, radiolo...

  The Collision of Policy and Law: Trump vs. The Supreme Court On February 20, 2026, President Donald Trump signed an executive order mandating a 10% universal tariff on all imports. However, the U.S. Supreme Court immediately countered with a 6-3 ruling, declaring the move unconstitutional as tariff-setting power belongs to Congress. This legal tug-of-war has sent shockwaves through both the tech and financial sectors. The AI Industry: A New Hurdle for Hardware As a BioAI Developer , I’ve observed how sensitive the AI sector is to trade policies. Universal tariffs could significantly increase the cost of high-performance GPUs and server components essential for training large-scale models. Supply Chain Disruption : Increased costs for imported hardware may slow down the deployment of Generative AI infrastructures. BioAI Integration : For specialized fields like bioinformatics, where RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and LLMs are becoming core tools, hardware accessibility is cr...