The reality is somewhere between your response, and what you're responding to. There's a lot of context you're missing, but also plenty of garbage in the "files".
POLICY
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High-skilled immigration as America’s competitive advantage
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As an immigrant myself and as a person who has had the privilege of working closely with hundreds of brilliant immigrants, I join @AndrewYNg in supporting high-skilled, legal immigration. It's America's greatest competitive advantage. It's tragic to see it being destroyed.
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High-skilled immigration key to US AI competitiveness
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One of the most effective things the U.S. or any other nation can do to ensure its competitiveness in AI is to welcome high-skilled immigration and international students who have the potential to become high-skilled. For centuries, the U.S. has welcomed immigrants, and this
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AI Tool Helps Governments Eliminate Outdated Policy Regulations
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New policy brief: Legal reform can get bogged down by outdated or cumbersome regulations. Our latest brief with Stanford RegLab scholars presents an AI tool that helps governments—such as the @SFCityAttorney
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hai.stanford.edu/policy/cleanin
g-up-policy-sludge-an-ai-statutory-research-system
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India-AI Impact Summit 2026: Stakeholder Consultation on Research and Governance
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On 8th June 2025, the fourth Stakeholder Consultation for the India-AI Impact Summit 2026 convened 50+ distinguished researchers and thought leaders from India’s academic ecosystem. The dialogue explored how cutting-edge research can help us understand, govern, and leverage
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Midjourney video launch, OpenAI scrutiny, and AI job trends
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Top stories in AI today: – Midjourney's long-awaited video model
– AI watchdogs detail OpenAI concerns
– Automate browser tasks with natural language
– MIT study: ChatGPT’s detrimental cognitive impacts
– 4 new AI tools & 4 job opportunities Read more: https://
therundown.ai/p/midjourney-m
akes-its-video-debut
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OpenAI Podcast: GPT-5 Summer Launch, Naming Strategy, Elon Competition
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OpenAI launched a new podcast, with CEO Sam Altman sharing new details, including: —GPT-5 will launch sometime this summer
—Internal debate going on over naming strategy for user clarity
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California’s Institutional Priority: Managing Embarrassment Over Competence
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Also interesting how the state of California is institutionally far more concerned with being embarrassed than it is with being incompetent and when it detects it is being embarrassed by incompetence will deploy a sophisticated messaging strategy to quell the embarrassment.
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OpenAI’s AI Technology Monopoly Raises Competitive Concerns
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And now here we are, still concerned that all of the AI technology will be locked up inside of one company (OpenAI).
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EU Strengthens AI Ecosystem with Infrastructure and Regulatory Reform
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At a @StanfordHAI event, @HennaVirkkunen detailed the EU's commitment to a robust AI ecosystem through infrastructure upgrades and streamlined regulations. The plan aims to ensure Europe becomes a favorable environment for AI researchers and startups.