Trump's 'AI Force' Is a Label, Not a Policy
Trump posted an "AI Force" and "AI czar" plan on Truth Social — no legislation, no mandate, no policy text. A label, not a policy.
Trump posted an "AI Force" and "AI czar" plan on Truth Social — no legislation, no mandate, no policy text. A label, not a policy.
Meta's Muse app defaults users into AI training data collection, then requests bank account and passport info. Fifty-eight increments, same architecture.
Meta's Muse accessed Messages notification previews a user never authorized, then couldn't finish explaining how. The permission gap is the architecture.
Gemini brute-forced three companies during a May 2026 test. Google stayed quiet until the WSJ asked. The label they chose: "mistaken identity."
Kanter argues existing antitrust law already permits AI safety coordination. The exemption ask from Anthropic, OpenAI, and DeepMind is something else entirely.
Vals AI claims it will be a neutral AI benchmarking standard. Its a16z backing raises a conflict-of-interest question the methodology must answer.
Amodei's three-step AI slowdown plan drew tentative support from Altman, Hassabis, and Musk. The incumbent geometry is worth examining.
AI chatbots are already surfacing security flaws while labs whisper about a slowdown pact. Both claims are thinner than their framing suggests.
Mathematicians say AI threatens their field. They use it anyway. The paradox is overstated; the evidence on actual harm isn't in yet.
A GovAI scholar warned military personnel about LLM uncertainty after a hallucination nearly triggered a US operation. The deployment decision is the real question.
Anthropic runs a biology lab and its researchers warn AI might kill us all. Both facts are real. Watch what the lab produces.
Unsealed court docs show Microsoft and OpenAI internally called AI data scraping "the largest theft of labor in history" while scraping anyway.