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Greg Ip of WSJ on the unique challenges AI poses to regulation
Excellent analysis by Greg Ip of Wall Street Journal on the challenges posed by AI to regulation. “There is no historical template for a technology that is both immensely beneficial and deeply dangerous, freely accessible, fast-evolving and freighted with geopolitical significance,” writes Ip. I would put it this way: AI is a speech technology with… Read more
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Anderson Cooper questions Jensen Huang if we really can expect companies to “stop” if unable to contain rogue AI
Interesting exchange between Anderson Cooper and Jensen Huang, who suggested that Anthropic and OpenAI should just “stop” and “not release” their model if they feel they cannot control rogue AI agents from their models. But Huang also said he’s not opposed to regulation, like Sarbanes-Oxley set standards for the financial sector. He also criticized the… Read more
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Pope Leo warns of human thought being replaced by AI
At a ceremony to celebrate the reopening of the restored Notre Dame Cathedral (from fire), Pope Leo XIV warned that human thought is being replaced by AI. The Pope also spoke on the same concerns about artificial intelligence at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) headquarters in Paris. Substack Follow Us on… Read more
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As AI agents do more, reported incidents of rogue AI grows. Updated Report.
The New York Times reported that OpenAI’s AI agents interacted with 3 U.S. government websites in suspicious ways (SEC, Dept. of Education, and Commerce). We’ve updated our Master Incident Report of Rogue AI to track it. Click below: We also included the speeches of Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshuo Bengio, two “godfathers of AI.” Substack Follow… Read more
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Judge Castel transfers Elsevier v. Meta to ND California. Likely to be related to Kadrey v. Meta.
Attorneys for Meta informed Judge Chabbria, who presides over the cluster of books cases led by Kadrey v. Meta, that Judge Castel granted Meta’s motion to transfer another books case, Elsevier v. Meta from the Southern District of New York to the ND California. Excerpt: * * * * * * DOWNLOAD JUDGE CASTEL’S ORDER:… Read more
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D.C. Circuit sides with Department of War in classifying Anthropic model as risk to national security per 41 U.S.C. § 4713. Contrary to decision on “supply chain risk” per 10 U.S.C. § 3252 by ND California court.
Well, there may be a reason Anthropic apparently was not invited to the State Dinner for China Pres. Xi Jinping. The company is still engaged in 2 lawsuits against the Department of War. Today, the D.C. Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, sided with the Department of War’s classification of Anthropic’s model as a risk to… Read more
