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Allies are cracking down on X and its AI Grok over illegal content, while Washington largely stands aside. -
Lawfare Daily: National Security Regulation of Technology and Data Transactions
Assessing the regulatory programs governing the intersection of technology and national security. -
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Scaling Laws: Live from Ashby: Adaptive AI Governance with Gillian Hadfield and Andrew Freedman
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The Sovereignty Gap in U.S. AI Statecraft
Washington is offering partners AI sovereignty on its terms, even as many countries work to reduce dependence on the United States. -
Microsoft Forgoes Its Secure Future
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The Promptware Kill Chain
Prompt injection attacks against AI models are not simple attacks; they are the first step of a kill chain. Understanding this gives defenders a set of countermeasures. -
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A primer on digital age assurance methods and a survey of the laws—both enacted and proposed—requiring them. -
Lawfare Daily: Why AI Won’t Revolutionize Law (At Least Not Yet), with Arvind Narayanan and Justin Curl
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AI Won’t Automatically Make Legal Services Cheaper
Three bottlenecks between AI capability and access to justice.
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