See also Meta's disastrous rollout of AI conversation sharing – humans are very, very bad at understanding privacy settings
POLICY
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Llama 4 failure reshapes AI landscape geopolitically
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The relative failure of Llama 4 turned out to be very consequential to the AI landscape. It led to the shifting the locus of open weights development to China, a move towards closed models as companies running local Llama couldn’t continue to upgrade, & big talent wars in the US.
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America and China Race in AI While Europe Watches Sidelines
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For America and China AI is a race. For Europe it's a spectator sport.
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Policy Middleware for Dynamic Agent Document Access Management
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working with a policy middleware for managing dynamic document/MCP access for agents eg. agents capability mapped to employee tags (internal agents) or to subscriber tier (agent platforms) any agent builders open to chatting w them as they validate use cases?
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Science Self-Regulation Fails Against Identitarian Cult Influence
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By letting themselves being captured by identitarian cults, science has delivered empirical proof that self regulation of science does not work, no?
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AI replacing work requires social solutions
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I wouldn't be sad about AI taking over my work. It just needs a social solution.
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Leading Scholars Urge Evidence-Based AI Policy Approach
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In a new Science paper, top scholars from @Stanford
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Administration Loyalty vs Ideals: New Platforms Vote
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The current administration is much more interested in loyalty and transactional deals than in our abstract ideals. But oaths to ideology were voluntarily (!) introduced under the previous administration. Lets start new platforms and vote for them!
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Americans unprepared for AI consequences and implications
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Les Américains sont très mal préparés aux conséquences…
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Global AI Safety Governance: China and Nations Shift While US Isolates
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At WAIC in Shanghai, China and other nations showed new interest in AI safety and global governance—just as the US took a more isolated stance.