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For the past twenty-five years, immigration systems have been shaped by security-first assumptions, creating friction for workers, founders, researchers, & companies operating across borders. Advances in AI now make continuous, data-driven identity verification & risk assessment possible at a scale that was unimaginable after 9/11.
The question is not whether these systems will be built. It is who will build them, & to what end.
Will AI create more efficient & intelligent border controls, or enable a new era of global mobility where talent, opportunity, & economic participation move more freely across jurisdictions?
An immigration attorney advising leading AI researchers & founders, technologists building next-generation mobility infrastructure, & advocates for labor mobility examine what it would take to create a true Global Mobility OS. Together, they explore the technical, economic, & political implications of AI-mediated movement, the future of national sovereignty, & whether emerging technologies are reshaping the relationship between citizenship, work, & democratic participation.
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