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Anthropic’s Fable and Mythos Are Restored. But U.S. AI Policy Is Still a Mess.
Fortune’s Jeremy Kahn analyzes the U.S. government’s reversal of export controls that had briefly blocked public access to Anthropic’s Fable…
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How to Govern AI in a World in Rupture
Alain Berset, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, argues that AI governance has become a test of democratic security…
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How Tech Workers Are Feeling in 2026: A Workforce Splitting in Two
Lenny’s Newsletter reports that the tech workforce is increasingly split over AI’s effect on careers, with roughly half of workers…
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Europe’s AI Dolce Vita?
Kenneth Rogoff argues in a Project Syndicate commentary that although Europe lags China and the United States in AI infrastructure…
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Congress Doesn’t Have to Choose Between AI and Copyright
In a Washington Times opinion piece, Matt Sandgren argues that Congress does not need to choose between fostering AI innovation…
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Exploring the Societal Impacts of AI
MIT hosted an AI and Society Forum on May 12, 2026, where researchers examined how artificial intelligence is affecting employment,…
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Arizona’s AI Education Bill Deserves a Second Chance
Conner Huey argues in the Arizona Capitol Times that state lawmakers should revise and repass House Bill 4005 after Governor…
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Congress Just Rushed Through a Disastrous Copyright Office Overhaul
The Electronic Frontier Foundation criticized H.R. 6028, which the House passed by voice vote, arguing that the bill would politicize…
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Democracy Needs Friction to Function
In an essay for Noema Magazine, HennyGe Wichers argues that AI systems designed to manufacture consensus, such as the Habermas…
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The Compute Coalition: How to Build the Future of AI in the Free World
A Carnegie Endowment for International Peace paper by Alasdair Phillips-Robins, Teddy Tawil, and Sam Winter-Levy argues that democracies must build…
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Who Gains in an AI-Supercharged Economy?
Joseph H. Davis argues that as artificial intelligence technology matures, economic benefits will shift from AI developers to the companies…
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America’s AI Policy Is Truly Chaotic
Francis Fukuyama argues that United States AI policy has become chaotic, lacking clear institutional structures for regulation. He notes a…