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When AI companies start to sound like governments
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When AI companies start to sound like governments
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Geopolitical Competition and Technical Strategies in the AI Landscape
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TLDR: → US leads AI via chip access (NVIDIA, TSMC, ASML)
→ China keeps pace via smuggling + "distillation attacks" on US models
→ 2028 fork: US locks 12-24 month lead, or China hits parity and sets global AI norms
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Anthropic’s Latest AI Research Shifts Toward National Security and Geopolitics
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Anthropic just published a 2028 AI paper that reads more like a Pentagon briefing than safety research. Compute gaps. Chip smuggling. Distillation attacks framed as industrial espionage. The biggest AI lab in the world just became a political actor.
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Making Humans Responsible for AI in Academic Research
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Making humans responsible for their AI use seems like an incredibly reasonable way to address problems & opportunities in the use of AI for academic research, at least in the short term (autonomous scientific work will require different solutions).
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Policy Brief: Monitoring AI in FDA-Authorized Medical Devices
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New policy brief: 76% of FDA-authorized medical AI devices are radiology tools — yet most lack robust post-deployment monitoring. Our latest brief introduces a practical framework for real-time performance oversight of clinical AI. https://
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onalizing-real-time-monitoring-of-clinical-ai
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AI labs increase message discipline under scrutiny
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Big increases in message discipline across all the AI labs in recent weeks, an inevitable outcome of the labs being subject to increased scrutiny. Much more boring than the oracular mutterings or Discordian epigrams of the last couple years & maybe obscures their real thinking
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Accountability for the AI Industry Beyond Billionaire Disputes
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So much attention has been paid to the Musk v. Altman trial. But real accountability for the AI industry will not come from a billionaire mudfight. It will come from the movements around the world resisting the empires of AI. My op-ed for @guardian
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The Upcoming Challenges in AI Legal Regulation
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The next legal AI round is going to be a much harder conversation.
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Anthropic’s path for Mythos releases questioned amid competition
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I don't understand the path forward for Mythos releases. Google & OpenAI will have equivalent models, and they are approaching AI cyber risk guardrails differently, so they will presumably just release their versions. How does Anthropic get out of the government approval path?
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Centralized vs. Devolved AI Deployment Debate
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My letter to the Financial Times was published today on centralised vs devolved AI deployment.