Latest in Cybersecurity & Tech
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Trump’s Illegal AI Chip Export Controls, and Who Can Challenge Them
Trump’s demand that Nvidia pay a cut of its China sales in exchange for export licenses is illegal. Companies and states can sue to stop it. -
The Nexperia Crisis Shows Why Export Controls Need Allied Coordination
Unilateral controls leave allies to fend for themselves. Collective resilience is in all of their best interests when facing China. -
Scaling Laws: Is this your last "job"? The AI Economy With AEI's Brent Orrell
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The Inevitable Presidential AI Model
An Oval Office-centered model could reshape decision-making, records, and constitutional limits on executive power. -
Lawfare Daily: The Military’s Operational Technology Cyber Vulnerabilities
How may U.S. adversaries exploit the cyber vulnerabilities in the military? -
How to Handle “The Adolescence of Technology” Like Adults
An evaluation of AI policy recommendations by Anthropic’s CEO may help guide ongoing regulatory efforts at the state and federal level. -
Ted Cruz Has a Detailed Plan to Loosen AI Regulations
The Sandbox Act would enable AI policy experimentation, part of a broader movement to remove constraints on the technology’s advancement. -
Keep AI Testing Defense-Worthy
In defense and intelligence, AI testing and evaluation should adapt to prevent national security threats arising from AI misalignment. -
You Can't Block Space Internet
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Scaling Laws: Rapid Response to the Implications of Claude's New Constitution
Discussing Anthropic's newly released "constitution" for its AI model, Claude. -
The Case for Cyber Pressure Against Venezuela
A U.S. campaign to pressure Caracas would hold promise. -
The Moral Education of an Alien Mind
What Claude's "Constitution" really is.


