The Obsolete Newsletter
Garrison LovelyReporting and analysis on capitalism, great power competition, and the race for machine superintelligence from journalist w/ work in NYT, BBC Future, The Verge, TIME, Vox, The Guardian, The Nation, and elsewhere.
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The Tech Industry is the Biggest Blocker to Meaningful AI Safety Regulations
My latest reporting went up in The Nation yesterday:
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I'm really excited to come out of hiatus to share this conversation with you. You may have noticed people are talking a lot about AI, and I've started focusing my journalism on the topic. I recently published a 9,000 word cover story in Jac...
Claude Doesn’t Want to Die
Chatbots are interesting again. Last week, Microsoft CoPilot threatened to kill me. Or, more precisely, SupremacyAGI notified me that:
My Cover Story in Jacobin: Can Humanity Survive AI?
> Google cofounder Larry Page thinks superintelligent AI is “just the next step in evolution.” In fact, Page, who’s worth about $120 billion, has reportedly argued that efforts to prevent AI-driven extinction and protect human consciousness...
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Freelance journalist with work in NY Times, BBC Future, The Guardian US, TIME, The Verge, Vox, The Thomson Reuters Foundation, Le Monde Diplomatique, The Nation, Jacobin, and elsewhere. Host of The Most Interesting People I Know.
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