5 Predictions For 2026: From 'Can We Use #AI?' To 'Can We Trust It?'
by @msoodx @Forbes Learn more: https://
bit.ly/3P6ZAdr #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML
POLICY
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Five AI Predictions: From Usage Questions To Trust Issues
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New Research Paper on AI Policy with Zoë Hitzig
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Here's the paper with Zoë Hitzig: https://
nber.org/system/files/c
hapters/c15303/c15303.pdf
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Economic Concentration in Tech: Political Power Risks
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That creates a genuine risk of greater concentration: larger firms, less local autonomy. In addition, concentration of economic power often translates into concentration of political power.
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Power Concentration in AI is Not Inevitable
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It's important to understand that greater concentration of power is NOT inevitable. And it is certainly not what we advocate.
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AI Substitution vs Augmentation: Preserving Human Agency and Decentralized Power
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A key policy question is whether we use AI mainly to substitute for people or to augment them. As I argued in The Turing Trap, we can and should build institutions and technologies that preserve human agency and decentralized power.
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AI May Drive Extreme Economic and Political Concentration Risk
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The @nytimes piece today by @ByrneEdsal13590 highlights a concern I share: “If we stay on the current path, the risk of extreme concentration — both economic and political — is very real.” In work with @zhitzig
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Britain needs cheap electricity for AI sovereignty and economic growth
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If AI is to be at the heart of any credible economic plan for Britain, energy policy must be rebuilt from the ground up.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 17 mars 2026
There is no AI sovereignty (and no national sovereignty) without cheap, abundant electricity.
Here is what @RachelReevesMP should do:
1. Revive North Sea… https://t.co/htcHARdnUyIf AI is to be at the heart of any credible economic plan for Britain, energy policy must be rebuilt from the ground up.
There is no AI sovereignty (and no national sovereignty) without cheap, abundant electricity. Here is what @RachelReevesMP should do: 1. Revive North Sea -
AI weapons testing raises serious ethical concerns
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les 7% sont en train d'être montés sur des roquettes pour tester l'impact de tirs sur l'humain.
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China Approves Commercial Brain Implants for Market
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Read more: https://
tech.therundown.ai/p/china-greenl
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Public Investment and Regulation Reshape Tech Industry Strategy
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Technology now intersects with national policy agendas and industrial direction. Public investment signals & regulatory focus redirect capital allocation, pushing firms to align roadmaps with funded sectors and supply safeguards to compete in global markets. Microblog @antgrasso