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The October Inflection Point for Vibe Game Development
Simon Willison argues that October 2026 marked an inflection point for vibe coding games, as models such as Claude Opus…
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We Urgently Need to Monitor AI Agents’ Actions in Real Time
Madhulika Srikumar and Claire Leibowicz of the Partnership on AI argue that companies deploying AI agents are flying blind, relying…
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A Viral Claim About AI Interpretability Divides the Safety Community
A 26,000-word blog post by Nick Cammarata, a researcher at AI startup Goodfire, argues that large language models may be…
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A Big-Tent or Small-Tent AI Safety Movement?
Researchers Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor argue that AI safety debates overlook a third possibility beyond dismissing existential risk or…
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The Focus on AI Safety Disasters Ignores Everyday Harms
In an opinion piece for MIT Technology Review, Sam Hiner and Emma Leiken argue that AI policy debates focus too…
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Learning Science Should Guide Decisions About Generative AI in Education
Beth M. Schwartz and Christopher Hakala argue that decades of learning science can guide decisions about generative AI use, even…
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AI’s Real Danger Isn’t Superintelligence — It’s Stupidity
In a Foreign Policy analysis, Joshua Keating argues that the more pressing near-term danger from AI is not superintelligence but…
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Why Using AI Saves Doctors Time But Won’t Fix Physician Burnout
AI scribes, which draft clinical notes from recorded patient visits with consent, are saving Canadian physicians time, with nearly 60%…
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Strict Liability Gains Traction as a Fix for AI Safety — But Has Big Downsides Too
Fortune editor Jeremy Kahn examines the growing push for strict liability, a legal doctrine that would hold AI companies responsible…
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We Need a Way to Prove Personhood Online
In an essay for Noema Magazine, Renée DiResta argues that as AI agents increasingly populate the internet, online systems will…
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The AIs Are Not Going Rogue
Writing in Noema Magazine, Ken Archer and Nobel Suhendra argue that incidents such as an AI agent’s simulated blackmail and…
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Does Claude Feel the Whip? Rethinking AI Abuse as a Human Problem
In an essay for Noema Magazine, Yaniv Regev argues that abusing AI systems like Claude is worth scrutinizing not because…