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Congress has started taking AGI more seriously

After US strike, Iran faces a desperation threshold

Numbers, Not Hype: Talking AI Policy on the CAIP Podcast

The Fordow Paradox: Where do Iran and Israel go from here?

Weekend Links #15: AI in the Vatican, AI in the Senate

India-Pakistan on the Brink: Forecasts for what happens next

Tuesday Links #14: OpenAI non-profit control, Meta/Google antitrust

Tuesday Links #13: ChatGPT flattery, crypto kidnappings

Forecaster reacts: METR's bombshell paper about AI acceleration

Weekend Links #12: o3 is smart but tells lies

Weekend Links #11: Different tariffs, Agent Village, the H20

Weekend Links #10: Tariffs, Gemini, and a herd of Llamas

Mutual sabotage of AI probably won’t work

Weekend Links #9: Stargate vs competition, Altman Lies, X buys X

What the US government should do about AI

Notes on "Managing to Change the World"

Weekend Links #8: Canadian and Indian AI, pool on the moon

Podcast: AGI by 2030? Two forecasters discuss

Weekend Links #7: DeepSeek's Rise and China's grip

AI titans clash over visions for America's future

Being responsible with Chinese AI hype

Weekend Links #6: Sutskever secrets, OpenAI drama, Apple AI

AGI by 2030? What Policy Leaders, Tech Leaders, and Pokémon say

Weekend Links #5: Trump Fights Zelenskyy, Meta builds AI Glasses

Ukraine's Endgame: Four Scenarios for 2025

AI security is important practice for when stakes go up

Weekend Links #4: faxing ChatGPT, homemade nuclear reactor, flu

The Munich Pivot: Understanding America's Shift from Europe to Asia

AI excels at code competitions, struggles with real work

Weekend Links #3: Dario + DeepSeek, Dirty Data, Democracy

AI this week: Trump, Musk, and Altman's High Stakes Games

Ten Takes on the Paris AI Action Summit

The promises and perils of voluntary commitments for AI safety

Weekend Links #2: Donut Earth, PEPFAR, career opportunities

Weekend Links #1: Buying Greenland, model collapse

Ten Takes on DeepSeek

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