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Liberal Democracies Are Retreating From AI Safety
The G7’s prosperity statement is emblematic of a broader shift in multilateral AI policy discussions. -
How Congress Can Engage the American Public on Foreign Policy
Legislators should consider strategies to boost congressional influence as they craft public-facing messages about foreign affairs. -
Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, Aug. 8
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ChinaTalk: Second Breakfast: A New Defense Pod
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The CCP’s Legal Warfare Against Taiwan’s Democracy
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Rethinking Immediacy in Israel’s Right of Self-Defense
Israel’s June use of force against Iran was legally justified as an exercise of its right to self-defense in response to Iran’s 2024 missile attacks launched directly against it. -
Brokered Violence: Safety for Sale in the Free Marketplace of Data
In a world where data brokers enable violence by selling our information, safety requires a data-deletion right that people can reliably enforce. -
A Legal Standoff in the Lone Star State
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Scaling Laws: Values in AI: Safety, Ethics, and Innovation with OpenAI's Brian Fuller
How do large AI labs test their models for compliance with internal requirements and legal obligations? -
Evaluating the “Woke AI” Executive Order
MAGA rhetoric meets AI policy. -
Озброєний Нейтралітет або Позаблоковість як Альтернатива Членству України в НАТО
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Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, Aug. 8
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Building Public Compute for the Age of AI
Governments around the world have been developing ways for public-goods-creating entities to access compute. -
Lawfare Daily: ‘Big Tech in Taiwan’ with Sam Bresnick
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The Situation: A Ghost Grand Jury and a Ponzi Scheme
I'm still skeptical. -
America’s Costly Retreat From the Pacific
U.S. policies are opening a door for Chinese influence with Pacific Island states. -
From Russian Interference to Revisionist Innuendo: What the Gabbard Files Actually Say
Tulsi Gabbard’s latest “revelations” are being spun as proof of a deep state conspiracy. The documents themselves tell a much duller story. -
The World Learned the Wrong Lesson From Hiroshima
Reflections on the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on its 80th anniversary.
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