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Apple’s New AI Computer Challenges Government Data Privacy Norms

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05 March 2025 20h22

Apple's iPad post yesterday was a miss. But they just dropped the best computer you can buy for AI. They're fighting literal governments to keep your data private. They even kneecap themselves to do it. For all their faults we don't appreciate them enough.

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Leading DoD’s Thunderforge AI Military Planning Program

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05 March 2025 20h13

Excited to lead one of the DoD's flagship AI programs, Thunderforge, with @DIU_x
. It will be the flagship program within the DoD for AI-based military planning & operations. We'll be working alongside our partners from @microsoft @anduriltech & @google
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AI Tools for Legal Access: Addressing Bias and Hallucinations

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05 March 2025 18h03

75% of 20M annual civil cases involve at least one party without legal representation. AI tools could help, but must be developed responsibly to avoid risks like bias & hallucinations. @StanfordLaw
's David Engstrom explains the potential of courthouse AI.

Google’s Latest Lobbying Efforts Reported by Bloomberg

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05 March 2025 16h21

Here is last night's Bloomberg story from @daveyalba & @joshua_sisco about Google's latest lobbying efforts:

Google Breakup Data Security Risks and Adtech Leakage Threats

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05 March 2025 16h19

Only reason I can think of off is the growing risk of adtech data leakage, which many experts have noted is a real threat — but unrelated to the Google cases. …Is the hypothetical argument that selling off parts of Google could provide more risks depending who buys them?

Google Invokes National Security in DOJ Antitrust Defense

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05 March 2025 16h16

Any national security experts want to enlighten me as to why Google is suddenly citing "national security concerns" as a reason the DOJ should ease up on its antitrust efforts?

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Three Experts: AI Science, Materials Research, and Policy

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05 March 2025 13h34

Yann is Meta's Chief AI Scientist, an NYU Professor & Turing Prize Laureate; Kristin founded the Materials Project & is a UC Berkeley Prof; and Verity is an AI policy expert, author, and director of AI and Geopolitics Project at Cambridge.

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Broad-ranging Interview Discussion on AI and Policy Questions

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05 March 2025 8h02

This was a quite good and broad ranging interview/discussion on AI and policy questions.

TikTok bid highlights user data ownership and platform accountability

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05 March 2025 6h57

Beyond the big news of the bid to buy TikTok, it's interesting to see Alexis show upfront support for key things people have asked platforms to provide for *years*: To let users own their data
To let creators own audiences
To make platforms more transparent & accountable