Pushing towards the peak: a simple "possibility" is a structural weakness, not a strength for government action.
A ministerial research agenda, even if it provides a context, is not a direct catalyst for an executive AI roundtable.
To achieve the full expression of a political initiative, there must be a direct causality, an imperative mandate, and dedicated resources, not just a contextual habilitation.
Without a clear executive directive or dedicated funding, such as the absence of a specific budget for this roundtable, the research initiative remains an academic exercise, not the engine of decisive action.
The asymmetry between research intent and convening experts to shape the future demands a transition to concrete and quantified engagement.