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Congress Should Preempt State AI Safety Legislation
Regulation of AI models themselves should occur on the federal, not state, level. -
This Interbranch Dispute Is About More Than Deposition Procedure
The Justice Department continues its pattern of broad claims of presidential control over information. -
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ChinaTalk: Taiwan War + Grand Strategy for Cold War II
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Tech Tank: Creating Queer Inclusive Research and Experiences in AI
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The Burden-Sharing Dilemma in U.S. Alliances
Washington must maintain deterrence against its adversaries while also preserving influence with its allies. -
Lawfare Daily: Trump Trials and Tribulations Weekly Round-up (June 13, 2024)
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Some Thoughts on the Weak U.S.-Ukraine Security Agreement
It does not, as the national security adviser says, signal U.S. resolve. Quite the opposite. -
United States and Ukraine Release New Security Agreement
The agreement is set to last for 10 years, but can be terminated with six months notice. -
Lawfare Daily: Missouri’s Legal Fight Against China Continues with Sean Mirski and Aaron Sobel
Why is Missouri suing China? -
ChinaTalk: The Best Chinese Songs of 2024 - with Concrete Avalanche
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How China’s Cyber Ecosystem Feeds Off Its Superstar Hackers
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Sanctions for Spyware
Sanctions could prove an effective tool in the fight against spyware abuses. -
Rational Security: The “Miami Vices” Edition
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Appellate Issues in the Trump Hush Money Case: The Extraordinary Ordinariness of Justice Merchan’s Adjudication
Even though some appellate issues are non-frivolous, the media has grossly overstated the conviction’s vulnerability. -
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UN Human Rights Council Releases Report on Israel-Hamas War International Law Violations
The commission finds that Hamas and Israel have committed war crimes; Israel claims “systematic anti-Israeli discrimination.” -
The Hidden Stories of China's Past
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The Appellate Void: Trump Could Defy Judges Without Confronting the Supreme Court
By refusing to appeal adverse rulings, a president could defy lower courts while denying higher courts any clear path to intervene.
