The Insurance Industry’s Retreat From AI Threatens to Slow Innovation and Adoption
CSIS researcher Gregory C. Allen argues that insurance has become the de facto regulator of AI deployment in the United…
CSIS researcher Gregory C. Allen argues that insurance has become the de facto regulator of AI deployment in the United…
The article identifies five influential AI leaders whose work signals coming disruptions in artificial intelligence development as of mid-September 2026,…
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Stephen Mihm explores whether artificial intelligence might help reduce America’s intense political polarization by presenting balanced information…
Gary Marcus argues that the AI industry should pause development of generative AI systems until safety concerns are adequately addressed.…
Jacob Dreyer argues in Noema that China appears more culturally optimistic than the United States about AI’s future, tracing the…
John Schulman of Thinking Machines, Beren Millidge of Zyphra, and Charlie O’Neill of Baseten debate on Dwarkesh Patel’s podcast whether…
Cal Newport argues that while superintelligent AI remains theoretical and likely unreachable with current technology, labs’ ideological pursuit of it…
Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak and Paul Swartz examine whether massive AI infrastructure investment constitutes a genuine economic bubble, noting that estimates of…
Ian Bremmer argues that AI competition between the United States and China is now the single greatest threat to their…
Mohamed A. El-Erian argues that the US economy faces a tension between AI’s potential to lift productivity by enhancing intelligence…
Gary Marcus highlights two developments he says advance AI transparency: Senator Richard Blumenthal’s letter demanding OpenAI disclose details about its…
This American Psychological Association Monitor on Psychology article, published in the September 2026 issue, examines the debate among researchers and…