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RT @Lauren_A_Kahn: AI isn’t the new nuke. The comparison makes for a compelling soundbite, but it’s conceptually flawed. In our new piece f….

Should AI governance resemble nuclear non-proliferation? Should there be an “IAEA for AI”?.@Penn @mchorowitz and @CSETGeorgetown @Lauren_A_Kahn argue against the nuclear analogy and call for a sector-specific approach instead.

RT @aif_media: “According to recent polling, 73% of US voters want both states and the federal government to regulate AI.” . Yet despite bi….

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“According to recent polling, 73% of US voters want both states and the federal government to regulate AI.” . Yet despite bipartisan support for state regulation, Congress is weighing a measure in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” that would nullify thousands of state AI rules and.

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How should copyright law treat AI? Should training on protected data be allowed—and who owns what AI creates? We break down the key issues and cases:.

RT @AmmannNora: In this piece, @littIeramblings & I argue that technological solutions can lower the barrier to meaningful international de….

RT @littIeramblings: many doubt that international cooperation on AI is feasible. I disagree!. I co-wrote a piece with @AmmannNora for @aif….

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How hardware-enabled mechanisms (HEMs) can make global cooperation on powerful AI possible — even amid geopolitical tensions.

“AI models will continue to produce increasingly impressive discussions of scientific and mathematical concepts, along with some mistakes. Some experts will say that these discussions are groundbreaking, and others will dismiss them as obvious or unimportant.” -.

What if corporations could run themselves?. Gayan Benedict, former CIO of the Reserve Bank of Australia and MIT Research Fellow, argues autonomous AI-enabled organizations (AAOs) are on the horizon—and explains why they would fundamentally break how we regulate the economy. Why?.