Many people who would qualify would also qualify for points-based immigration, which is slightly preferable. I hear adoption of the startup visa is less than expected. As always, I have vanishingly little to say publicly about immigration policy, but have an open inbox.
POLICY
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Filmmakers and Researchers Reshape AI Narratives and Perceptions
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How do stories shape perceptions and policies about AI? Filmmakers and AI researchers came together at a workshop to create new narratives about AI. Here, they discussed how this workshop reshaped their understanding of AI and creativity:
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Companies Racing to Acquire TikTok Amid Regulatory Pressure
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Let’s just start reporting on which companies haven’t attempted to buy TikTok yet. May end up being a shorter list. https://
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Financial Industry Failures and Systemic Customer Impact
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… abandons the transaction wondering why the entire financial industry cannot seem to get its #%$*(#(% together. And thus, a small amount of getting stuff together, with extremely leveraged consequences over the customer base.
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Policy argument form factors designed for viral spread
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… a really interesting form factor for policy arguments (or other ideas) designed to spread.
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AI Risk Management Framework for Business Decision Making
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Manage AI risks without losing sight of business priorities. We developed this framework to help organizations manage risk and drive collaboration. In this guide, you’ll learn how to:
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Trade Wars as AI Supremacy Battle: Beyond Protectionism
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Don't fall for the hackneyed analysis on 'Liberation Day.' It's deeper than just protectionism or zero-sum games. My latest piece argues these trade wars are a critical front in the defining contest of our era: the race for AI supremacy. Why? Because AI = Power. It underpins
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Five-Year Plans Obsolete: Pandemic and Politics Disrupt Predictions
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Let's observe a moment of silence for those five-year planning exercises! First, a microscopic virus brought the world to its knees, then a political tornado named Trump whirled through our carefully laid schemes. This teaches us that predicting half a decade ahead is as futile
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US Liberation Day: Technology and Common Sense Debate
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Liberation Day: The day the U.S. liberated itself from common sense.
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Management of red teaming at OpenAI and its difficulties
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Yes, these are already some of OpenAI's policies. But it's tough to do in terms of red teaming. But it would be interesting to see how OpenAI handles it.