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Jacqueline CartierWashington Examiner |
When American policy adopts the lexicon of apocalyptic fiction, it does not calm the public; it surrenders the dominant narrative to China. It can be...
This week, President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, days after Anthropic’s Dario Amodei asked the industry to...
This month, the people building artificial intelligence warned that it could end humanity. Before we reach for the panic button, look at what actually...
In the space of one week, the people building artificial intelligence told the world it could end all of humanity. This month, Evan Hubinger, lead of...
First, territory: Where Moscow continues to demand land it does not fully control, and Kyiv refuses to surrender sovereign territory simply because...
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America is having the wrong argument about AI data centers. One side sees windowless industrial giants devouring electricity and water while shifting...
The technology sector is no longer asking what artificial intelligence can do for us. It is asking what AI can do for itself. That shift is already...
The AI-sentience conversation was recently elevated in the Anthropic-War Department controversy. Much of it centered on technology advancing faster...
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