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The adviser urging Trump to reject AI safety fears (opens the original)
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David Sacks has clashed with safety advocates. He’s no fan of Anthropic or OpenAI. Here’s what he wants. As the heads of leading artificial intelligence companies came together last weekend to warn that runaway AI development could lead to catastrophic outcomes, momentum briefly seemed to be building for regulatory action from Washington. But one connected and influential tech industry figure has become the leading voice opposing many proposals for government action — on his podcast, in media ap
These Democrats won over working-class voters. Here’s their advice for candidates. (opens the original)
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A new report explains which topics they emphasize — and which they don’t. Throughout the Trump era, Democrats have wrung their hands about how they can win over working-class voters. Why not ask the Democrats who’ve actually done it? That’s what Robin Johnson — a political consultant based in rural Illinois, and a part-time political science professor at Monmouth College — set out to do after Donald Trump first won the presidency, asking Democratic state legislators who won tough districts how t
The week the AI freakout went mainstream (opens the original)
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Warnings about AI killing many people, or everyone, are going viral. Here are 3 things the government could do. Are top artificial intelligence companies racing to create a dangerous technology that could kill many millions of people — or even wipe out the human race entirely? Fears like these have long circulated in Silicon Valley and among niche communities obsessed with AI. In fact, several of the top AI companies were founded by leaders who each claimed they would take worries about “existen
The last time AIPAC went all-out to undermine a Michigan candidate (opens the original)
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Four years ago, Michigan Rep. Andy Levin lost his primary to Haley Stevens. He tells us how he got on AIPAC’s bad side. One of the most powerful forces in American politics is about to face a major test of its influence — and it may well come up short. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, has for decades spent heavily to ensure that US policy remains strongly supportive of the Israeli government. The group has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on lobbying and elections to
The DSA has had unprecedented success. It also has serious internal divisions. (opens the original)
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Elections vs. revolution, pragmatism vs. purity, pro-AOC vs. anti — a journalist who knows DSA well walks us through them. It’s been quite a year for the Democratic Socialists of America. They got one of their own, Zohran Mamdani, elected mayor of New York City. They’ve taken down congressional incumbents in New York and Colorado. Their membership has soared to 120,000 dues-paying members, the group said. But with success has come more media interest — and scrutiny. National coverage has focused
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