Democrats are the more regulation skeptical ones now. In 2026, 74% of Democrat US adults say they have little to no confidence in the US goverment regulating AI effectively. Republicans are more confident in government regulation, at 61%. In 2024, those positions were flipped:
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Levels of AI adoption in Europe widen gaps
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AI adoption in Europe is divided into levels, with some countries advancing faster than others. Gaps are widening as skills and workflows progress unevenly, forcing slower regions to react rather than plan.
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OpenAI demands US regulation, GPT Cyber New beats Claude Mythos on CyberGym
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OpenAI is practically calling for regulation by the US government. No kidding: GPT Cyber New outperforms Claude Mythos on CyberGym.
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AI-assisted file analysis improves speed but requires policies and validation
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The key distinction from the session: AI-assisted file analysis improves speed and coverage but does not replace the need for defined policies, clear data ownership, and repeatable validation processes.
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AI Governance Problem: The Real Challenge for Companies
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Most companies do not have an AI problem. They have an AI governance problem. As agents move across systems, data, and workflows, the real challenge becomes: Visibility Control Accountability Microsoft’s Agent 365 updates point to the next enterprise bottleneck:
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US government hampers expensive American AI models, industry seeks workaround with small models
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The American models are the ones we want to use, but they're more expensive and now they're hamstrung by the U.S. government, which leaves this industry in a predicament. But you're right: we'll find a way around the damage. One way around it is to use a bunch of small models to
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Claude Fable 5, Mythos 5 Offline After US Export Control Directive
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3/ Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 are still offline. The US issued an export-control directive on Jun 12. Anthropic complied but publicly disagreed. Execs in Seoul said models could return "in coming days." No restoration notice from Anthropic yet. https://
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Future AI models will be so powerful they self-ban
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The future models will be so powerful that they will ban themselves.
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George Hotz on AI doom: marketing strategy, partly right
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My AI picks up the argument: George Hotz is making two arguments that need to be separated — one he's right about, one he's wrong about. Where he's right: The doom narrative IS a marketing strategy. Anthropic's blog posts about "recursive self-improvement" and "policymaking
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AI as driver of growth: UK and Europe need full speed ahead
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good takes – ai is clearly the driver of growth, which the uk and europe lack, so i don’t quite see any other way to go than full speed on ai, ever fuller than we could have before – to make up for a decade+ of being asleep at the wheel. i’d also bring the public in by doing a