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A Patchwork Approach to AI Regulation Is Best—for Now
An analysis in Foreign Policy argues that the emerging patchwork of state-level AI regulations in the United States, though imperfect,…
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Congress Must Pass a New Federal Law on AI Governance
Writing for Brookings, the authors argue that Congress should establish a comprehensive federal AI governance framework rather than continuing to…
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AI’s Impact on Labor and Hiring
Kartik Athreya writes on the New York Fed’s Liberty Street Economics blog that despite widespread anxiety about AI-driven job losses,…
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America’s Superintelligence Dilemma
This essay examines the tensions in pursuing a strategy of suppressing rival development of artificial superintelligence, noting that historically such…
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I Helped Run Lululemon. Companies Need to Stop Kidding Themselves About A.I.
Julie Averill, Lululemon’s former longtime CIO, argues that many companies are mistaking AI announcements and rebranded job titles for genuine…
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AI Is Power and America’s Lead Over China Is Shrinking
Columnist Hal Brands argues that AI’s effects on geopolitics and warfare have moved from hypothetical to concrete, citing a January…
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The E.U.’s new AI law keeps the best technology out of European hands
This opinion piece argues that the EU’s AI Act, now in full enforcement, is already outdated because its “systemic risk”…
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The United States Is Betting the House on Winning the Artificial Intelligence Race With China
This piece argues the US economy has become a highly leveraged bet on AI dominance over China, noting that AI-related…
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The China AI Thesis: Why AI Is Now A US-China Duopoly, Not One Race
Ashish Bhatia argues the US and China are no longer in a single winner-take-all AI race but operate as a…
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Op-ed: The U.S. Lead Over China in AI Is All But Gone. We Need a Change in National Strategy
Dewardric McNeal argues that the US has lost its clear AI lead to an increasingly sophisticated Chinese innovation ecosystem competing…
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The AI Industry Is Reviving “Move Fast and Break Things”
This piece argues major AI companies are reviving the “move fast and break things” ethos, prioritizing growth over safety safeguards…
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How Everyday People Could Get a Voice in AI Governance
Political theorist Hélène Landemore argues that ordinary citizens, not just tech leaders and policymakers, must have meaningful input into decisions…