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Republicans lost ground on AI safety this election. Codifying Trump's AI accord into law is how the GOP can win the issue by 2028.

History will judge Donald Trump positively for recognizing that the United States must win the artificial intelligence race against China.

Anthropic and OpenAI face severe technical, economic, legal and political pressures that make their frontier AI business models risky.

European governments are quietly preparing citizens for infrastructure failure, signaling real fears about Russian hybrid threats.

Polymarket said the halt in trading affected its international platform and was the result of a third-party provider being "compromised."

The West Virginia lawsuit is part of a broader legal fight between states and TikTok over the app's effects on children.

Experts say the AI jobs landscape has turned out far more positive than forecast, even in industries considered AI-sensitive.

The OpenAI "war room" effort focuses on preventing its models from acting in a rogue way or being used in a manner that violates its terms.

Jack Dorsey's Dessa blurs the line between human and machine. AI companies must stop misleading users and face federal regulation.

Democrats could use Trump's expansion of government ownership to justify nationalizing SpaceX and Starlink, threatening private property and innovation.