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This week’s post is co-authored by Amelia Michael, research fellow at the Center for Technology and Statecraft and non-resident fellow at the Foundation for American Innovation, and Karthik Tadepalli, research fellow at GovAI.
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The Robot Boom Has a Magnet Problem
Emerson Alden is a research fellow on the AI team at the Foundation for American Innovation.
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The FRONTIER Act Is Congress’s Best AI Bill Yet
Daniel King is a research fellow on the AI team at the Foundation for American Innovation.
The FRONTIER Act, introduced by Reps. Jay Obernolte and Lori Trahan, is the most promising legislative proposal to date for governing risks from fro...
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Emerson Alden is a research fellow on the AI team at the Foundation for American Innovation.
President Trump, Chairman Carr, and the Department of War have officially recognized that connected robots are not simply another category of cons...
Secret Loyalties in Government AI
This post is authored by Blaine Dillingham and Govind Pimpale, research fellows on the Artificial Intelligence team at FAI, alongside guest contributor Dylan Bowman.
In a 2024 experiment, researchers trained “sleeper agent” AIs, which wrot...
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I wrote about robotics, AI, and economics. I'm a research fellow at the Center for Technology & Statecraft, and a non-resident fellow at the Foundation for American Innovation.
I mostly blog at https://www.dylanbowmansf.com/. This is a personal Substack and all contributions do not necessarily represent the views of my employer Apollo Research.
Economist at the University of Texas at Austin. Formerly of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. I study how people and societies flourish.
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