One change is that the DOJ no longer suggests Google divest its AI investments. It also wouldn’t be banned from future investments or acquisitions related to search, search ads and AI. Instead, Google just needs to give the government a heads up beforehand.
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Justice Department Files Final Remedies Against Google Search Monopoly
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News: @TheJusticeDept just officially filed its final remedies proposal in the Google search antitrust trial.
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Government Independence Under Pressure from Defense Arguments
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These are the kinds of (terrible) arguments you'd expect from defense lawyers with adversarial mindsets. The government is supposed to be independent of such external interests, at least pretend to be, WTF. "We thank the KC for their diligent work."
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Legal escalation to CJEU may take years for resolution
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I was wondering that… It'll need to escalate to the CJEU and may take years to be revoked or fixed.
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Quality Legal Arguments in AI Policy and Regulation
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Reading legal opinions like this one is so refreshing because it makes you realize there are indeed smart lawyers that are using their skills in good faith. This argument is so precise in cutting to the core of the matter, it's a wonder nobody else did it this well so far…
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Anthropic Submits AI Policy Recommendations to White House
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In response to the White House’s Request for Information on an AI Action Plan, Anthropic has submitted recommendations to the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). Read more:
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Trump as AI President: Political implications and leadership
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Wrote broadly on it here: https://
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Scale AI Wins Pentagon Contract for Military AI Agents
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Scale AI, “which provides training data to key AI players like OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Meta, has been awarded a prototype contract from the Defense Department for “Thunderforge,” the DOD’s “flagship program” to use AI agents for U.S. military planning and operations”
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Turing Award Winners Warn Against Unsafe AI Deployment
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Andrew G. Barto and Richard S. Sutton won the 2024 Turing Award for developing the foundations of reinforcement learning in the 1980s
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 6 mars 2025
After winning, they both warned against the rapid and unsafe deployment of advanced AI modelspic.twitter.com/HmAbYQkoVzAndrew G. Barto and Richard S. Sutton won the 2024 Turing Award for developing the foundations of reinforcement learning in the 1980s After winning, they both warned against the rapid and unsafe deployment of advanced AI models