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The Next Counterintelligence Problem Is Artificial
Accuracy isn’t enough—agencies must detect when trusted AI misuses legitimate access. Enter: AI counterintelligence. -
The Next Semiconductor
Biomanufacturing data is a critical strategic asset, and the U.S. is failing to use it. -
Scaling Laws: Explain to Shane (Tews) Cross-post
A cross-post conversation about the AI and cyber executive order, workforce disruption, and the future of education. -
Closing the Title 32 Gap in Domestic Counter-UAS Authority
While acting under state authority, the traditional status of the National Guard, guard personnel lack statutory authority to detect, track, or mitigate drone threats. -
A Kill Switch for Frontier AI
The government is using export control law to force Anthropic to cut access to its most powerful models. The legal authority is plausible but the facts remain murky. -
Undersea Cables and the Material Politics of Digital Connectivity
A review of Samanth Subramanian, “The Web Beneath the Waves: The Fragile Cables That Connect Our World” (Columbia Global Reports, 2025). -
AI Regulation and the Looming Problem of the Takings Clause
Regulations that force developers to disclose trade secrets to the public could violate the Constitution. How can regulators respond? -
Scaling Laws: Lawyering on the Frontier with Janel Thamkul
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Europe Wants to Wean Itself Off U.S. Tech
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Scaling Laws, Radical Optionality: Governing Transformative AI, with Christoph Winter and Charlie Bullock
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Beyond Glasswing: From Managing to Promoting Access
Managing access to frontier AI buys defenders a head start. But without triage, translation, and distribution, that window will be wasted. -
Scaling Laws: Tom Davidson on the Importance of AI Character


