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The Ex-OpenAI Employee Behind ‘AI 2027’ Recommends a Rosier Path
Daniel Kokotajlo, a former OpenAI governance researcher who authored the widely discussed “AI 2027” forecast, has released an updated scenario…
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AI Warfare, Christian Ethics and the Case for Deterrence
Writers Trae Stephens and Katherine Boyle argue in a Washington Post opinion piece that just war theory does not prohibit…
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Data Center Backlash Signals a Fight Over AI Power
A Brookings analysis by Tom Wheeler describes how local opposition to AI data centers has become a proxy battle for…
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Google’s Power Struggles Are Killing Its AI Mojo
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Parmy Olson argues that internal bureaucracy, rather than a lack of technical capability, is causing Google to…
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AI Is Reshaping Digital Learner Behaviors and Expectations
An analysis published by WCET, citing Risepoint’s 2026 Voice of the Online Learner report, finds that artificial intelligence is changing…
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A Global Workspace in Language Models
Anthropic researchers report discovering a small set of internal neural patterns in Claude, which they call ‘J-space,’ that functions similarly…
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Guilty Until Proven Human
A high school student argues that AI detection software used in schools is unreliable and counterproductive, noting that such tools…
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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…