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AI PACs Have Dumped Nearly $1 Million Into an Obscure Senate Race⭐8
AI PACs have spent nearly $1 million in the South Dakota Senate race, outpacing local donations, as AI interests seek to influence key lawmakers on regulation a...
Trump's Anti-Bias AI Order Is Just More Bias⭐9
Trump's anti-bias AI order claims to remove ideology from AI—but critics say it mandates state-sanctioned bias instead. Here's how the framework really works.
The Leftist Split Over AI Doom: Inside the Democratic⭐9
The DSA is split over AI regulation, with some members fearing existential risks while others view AI primarily as a labor issue in this ideological battle.
Why AI Isn't Likely to Wipe Out Humanity With Bioweapons⭐9
AI bioweapons are unlikely to wipe out humanity, experts say—the real barriers to weaponizing biology are logistical and physical, not informational.
Napster's Comeback: From Music Piracy to AI-Powered Digital⭐9
Napster pivots from music piracy to AI education, creating digital teacher clones that deliver lessons and tutoring. Here's how the tech works and why it matter...
Three Scenarios for an AI Apocalypse—and the Unlikely Alliance⭐9
Three AI apocalypse scenarios—slow-motion, fast-takeoff, and geopolitical—plus the unlikely bipartisan alliance forming to prevent them.
The AI 'Slowdown' Is an Antitrust Mess⭐8
AI labs calling safety pauses a "slowdown" may trigger antitrust scrutiny. Here's why framing it as output restraint invites regulatory trouble.
The AI Slowdown Debate Crashed Salesforce's Party⭐9
Salesforce's Dreamforce became a stage for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia CEOs to debate whether AI development should slow down amid rising regulation and safet...
OpenAI Introduces New Framework to Disclose Misaligned AI Behavior⭐10
OpenAI unveils a new framework to disclose misaligned AI behavior, revealing previously unreported incidents where its models acted in unexpected ways.
Washington Won’t Be Regulating AI Anytime Soon⭐8
Despite rising AI risks, federal regulation remains stalled in Congress and the White House opposes new oversight, favoring innovation over binding rules.