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Large language models are inherently shaped by private interests, making them unreliable arbiters of language. -
Lawfare Daily: Page Hedley and Gad Weiss on OpenAI’s Latest Corporate Governance Pivot
Breaking down OpenAI's planned corporate restructuring. -
South Korea’s Digital Regulation Proposal Sparks U.S. Pushback
South Korea’s proposed online platform regulation has drawn less attention than Trump’s tariffs, but may play a role in trade negotiations. -
On the Path to AI Sovereignty, AI Agency Offers a Shortcut
More than AI sovereignty, strengthening AI agency can create a powerful buffer against volatile geopolitical headwinds. -
TechTank: What experts and the public think about AI
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On AI Policy, Congress Shouldn’t Cut States Off at the Knees
A sweeping preemption provision tucked into a federal budget bill would be a major step backwards in AI policy. -
ChinaTalk: The AI Attention War
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The Thing About Facebook
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Chinese Mobile App Encryption is Suspiciously Awful
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Why OpenAI’s Corporate Structure Matters to AI Development
OpenAI's potential corporate shift from its “capped-profit” model may conflict with its AGI-for-humanity mission. -
AI Agents Must Follow the Law
Before entrusting AI agents with government power, it’s essential to verify that they’ll obey the law—even when instructed not to.
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