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Over the past year, the United States has moved toward an AI governance model that is flexible yet profoundly inadequate: regulation by contract. -
Scaling Laws: Live from Ashby: Taking a Long View on AI Governance with Austin Carson and Caleb Whitney
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Narrative Integrity Risk: The Next Frontier in Financial Stability
AI is already amplifying the destabilization of financial markets. -
Lawfare Daily: “I’m angry that I exist”: Nihilistic Violent Extremism with Seamus Hughes and Jacob Ware
Discussing the FBI’s new NVE classification. -
Trump Admin Cyber Strategy Centers Private Sector in Offensive Cyber Operations
A proposal to authorize the private sector’s use of offensive cyber operations raises old questions without offering many new answers. -
Anthropic Challenges the Pentagon’s Supply Chain Risk Determination
Pursuant to FASCA, the AI company requested that the D.C. Circuit review the Defense Department’s determination. -
Anthropic Sues Defense Department Over Supply Chain Risk Designation
The frontier AI firm’s civil suit brings the dispute over its two ethical limitations to the Northern District of California. -
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Conspiracy theories about 2020 fraud are being dredged up again as pretext for consolidating federal control over elections. -
Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, March 6
Listen to the March 6 livestream as a podcast.
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