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The AI Regulation Knife Fight
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Fewer Bots, More Ads: The Pentagon’s Evolving Online Influence Campaigns
Post-2022 efforts use ad buys to reach millions—drawing real reactions, Community Notes, and appeals to Grok. -
Dominating AI Requires Understanding AI
AI dominance will require more than faster models—it will require breakthroughs in understanding, testing, and securing frontier AI. -
Scaling Laws: Forecasting AI's Impact on the Economy with Deger Turan, CEO of Metaculus
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Will AI Produce the Next Great Divergence?
An analysis of AI and institutions. -
Proceedings of the 2025 Workshop on Law-Following AI
A report from the inaugural Workshop on Law-Following AI to catalyze further scholarship on its design, evaluation, and governance -
Scaling Laws, Rapid Response: An "FDA for AI" at the White House?, with Dean Ball
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Mythos Fallout, U.S. Government Weighs AI Model Regulation
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
The Incentive Architecture Export Controls Cannot Reach
Tighter U.S. export controls do not weaken China’s AI incentive system. They strengthen it, by deepening the dependence that drives it. -
Drone Threats Are Evolving; Data Retention Rules Are Not
Drones threaten U.S. bases, but recent amendments to Section 130i force deletion of the data needed to identify patterns and adapt. -
Kicking the Tires: A Voluntary Path to Pre-deployment AI Vetting
The administration lacks authority to mandate frontier model vetting—but existing CAISI and CISA tools enable a voluntary alternative. -
Lawfare Daily: Chatting on Chatrie with Adam Unikowsky, Michael Dreeben, and Richard Salgado
A panel of experts break down Supreme Court oral argument in Chatrie v. United States.
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