A recent article highlights Tunisia’s potential vulnerability regarding digital sovereignty, particularly concerning its role in the artificial intelligence economy. Concerns were previously raised about Tunisia becoming a source of low-value digital labor within the AI sector. The new analysis suggests a risk of Tunisia experiencing a “digital blackout” if the United States were to restrict access to crucial technologies. This dependence stems from Tunisia’s reliance on external powers for its digital infrastructure and AI capabilities. The situation underscores the need for Tunisia to develop its own digital sovereignty and avoid becoming overly reliant on other nations. The article emphasizes the hidden dangers of this dependence, warning of potential disruptions to essential services. This issue was initially flagged in a previous opinion piece published on June 15th.