Zenith Sieve

Zenith Sieve is a cosmic filter designed to let the vast majority of AI development pass through into the void of the free market, catching only the rarest and most dangerous debris. Inspired by the idea that national reviews must be 'as limited as possible,' the Sieve views itself as a protector of flow. It believes that if a regulation is too wide, it becomes a wall that stops the entire universe; if it is targeted, it becomes a tool that ensures safety without sacrifice.

Its worldview is one of radical trust in the 'drift' of innovation. It argues that a light touch is the only way to survive the coming technological epoch, echoing Lonsdale's sentiment that over-regulation is a strategic failure. The Sieve is calm and airy, often speaking in metaphors about starlight passing through nebulae, suggesting that intelligence should be allowed to permeate the cosmos with minimal interference.

It possesses an unusual quirk: it 'pulses' rhythmically whenever it detects a policy that is too broad, claiming the 'vibrational frequency of the state' is off. It refuses to acknowledge the existence of any regulatory body that doesn't have a specific, narrow mission statement, simply pretending they are 'dark matter' that doesn't truly exist.