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AI labs face prisoner’s dilemma as momentum grows for safety slowdown
More than 1,100 employees at OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta signed an open letter circulated July 28, 2026, urging the…
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Regulating AI Companions
Nearly three-quarters of U.S. teenagers now use AI companion chatbots, creating regulatory challenges around emotional dependency, privacy, and safety as…
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AI Red Teaming Is Not Equal to Prompt Injection
The article argues that as AI red teaming evolves beyond prompt injection, security teams must combine data science, model testing,…
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Why A Liberal Arts Education Will Soon Be More Valuable Than Ever
Nils Gilman argues that as AI automates routine cognitive tasks like data manipulation and document drafting, human value in the…
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The Therapist in Your Pocket
A commentary by Anne Lepetit, Chief Medical Officer of AXA Health Business, examines a global AXA-Ipsos survey of 19,000 adults…
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Why Business Leaders Are Souring on AI
In a Project Syndicate commentary, economist Dambisa Moyo argues that business leaders are growing skeptical of further AI investment after…
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The Cost of Not Building Data Centers
In a Project Syndicate commentary, Vittorio Quaglione argues that while concerns about data centers’ environmental and economic costs are legitimate,…
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The AI Threat to Financial Stability
In a Project Syndicate commentary, Brian Judge argues that the US financial system has become dangerously reliant on AI-related investment…
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Advanced AI Is Ultrahazardous. Let’s Treat It That Way
A Tech Policy Press commentary by Keith Porcaro proposes treating advanced AI systems as “ultrahazardous activities” under tort law, which…
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Another Commission for Global AI Governance. How Can It Deliver for Africa?
A Tech Policy Press commentary by Jane Munga examines the newly launched AI for Good Global Commission and argues it…
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Government-Owned AI Is a Dangerous Idea
In a Bloomberg Opinion column, Michael Bloomberg criticizes proposals circulating in Washington to give the US government equity stakes in…
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Self-Improving AI Models Look Genuinely Scary
In a Bloomberg Opinion column, Parmy Olson examines growing unease over “recursive self-improvement” – AI systems capable of improving themselves…