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Transformer (AI policy)VoicesWhat the blue tsunami means for AI policy Strong AI legislation now looks much more likely

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesThe AI Power List A New York Magazine and Transformer collaboration

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesWas this the AI election? Transformer Weekly: Anthropic files for an IPO, Trump ignores Nvidia espionage plot, and Casar threatens hearings

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesWill Anthropic’s post-IPO governance really protect its safety mission? The company has devised an incredibly complex structure designed to protect its founding mission, but there are still key ways it could all fall apart

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesThe cyberpocalypse is here — sort of Transformer Weekly: Anthropic’s imminent IPO, OpenAI’s SB 53 amendments, and AI safety advocates turn on Anthropic

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesClaude will tell you how to manipulate an election A Transformer investigation found that the chatbot will outline methods to try and sway the outcome of the upcoming US midterms — from fake TikTok personas to flooding comment…

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesIs a new job in Rep. Moran’s office a sign Congress is staffing up on AI? The new fellow looks set to be the only staffer focused solely on AI recruited directly by a representative

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesAnthropic’s weak AI bill undermines its ‘safety first’ approach The leaked draft bill is weaker than the FRONTIER Act and makes Anthropic’s safety-first pitch ring hollow

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesLeading the Future stumbles as pro-safety PACs gain ground The pro-AI super PAC is facing an electorate that wants AI regulation

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesOpenAI’s spy shows it needs to grow up, fast Startup culture can’t guarantee the security OpenAI, Anthropic and the rest need

Transformer (AI policy)Voices‘Artificial’ is not the AI film we deserve Review: Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI drama is a sprawling mess that manages to be less gripping than the reality

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesDemocrats prepare to battle over AI regulation Transformer Weekly: OpenAI fires safety staff, Clayton leads White House taskforce, and Guthrie supports a kill switch

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesBengio: ‘If you prioritize safety, leave frontier AI companies’ Writing exclusively for Transformer, the pioneering AI godfather is calling on frontier AI employees to join the fight for a safer future

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesAI is going to run out of power Without significant investment into energy infrastructure, AI could outpace America's power grid

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesHuman oversight won’t solve AI warfare’s risks The pitfalls of AI-enabled weapons don’t disappear just because there’s a ‘human in the loop’

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesDemocrats want to lead on AI – but can’t agree how With the midterm elections around the corner, the Dems are still struggling to reach a unified AI stance

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesScrapping Astra 6.1 looks like a good call. OpenAI shouldn’t be the one to make it. It should not be the responsibility of a private company to decide whether its potentially dangerous product is released to the public

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesAI governance is coming, with or without Trump Transformer Weekly: UN talks AI, OpenAI hacks Australia, and midterm spending heats up

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesHacking is the least worrying part of OpenAI’s Australia incident OpenAI didn’t tell Australia about the hack for weeks — raising serious questions about how it handles rogue AI incidents

Transformer (AI policy)VoicesHow to respond to an AI disaster Catastrophes can occur with any new technology, but history offers valuable lessons for dealing with them

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