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Newsom echoes Brown and acts like Sacramento’s last adult (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO — Jerry Brown took his share of indefensible positions in his final two terms as governor, but even Republicans acknowledged that he was the last adult in Sacramento — a backstop against the zaniest ideas in the Capitol. In an interview with NPR as he prepared to leave office, he touted his efforts at taming the budget, which provided insight into his mature priorities. He slammed Republicans for only knowing how to say “no,” but also chided fellow Democrats, whose “problem is they on
Is AI going to wipe out humanity? Don't build that bunker yet. (opens the original)
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For those of us steeped in dystopian movies, it's easy to start thinking about building a bunker after the latest news. A researcher resigned from the Artificial Intelligence firm Anthropic earlier this month and then posted on X: "The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade." One of his co-workers said the chance robots will destroy the human race is north of 10 percent. I'm not sure how he calculated those odds, but I'm not liking them. In respon
No, Cutting Off Trade With Europe Would Not Make America Wealthier - R Street Institute (opens the original)
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Americans are accustomed to Donald Trump’s tall tales, as he recently told an improbable story about firemen lifting him out of the 9/11 rubble. We’re also used to his unprincipled and irresponsible ideas, such as his recent promise to pay each American $5,000 if the GOP retains Congress after the midterms. That would add $1.35 trillion to the debt, by the way. Fortunately, he’s as likely to make good on it as he was in paying out DOGE checks or even paying his own contractors.
Steven Greenhut: Terminators aren’t coming for us yet, so chill over AI (opens the original)
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SACRAMENTO — For those of us steeped in dystopian movies, it’s easy to start thinking about building a bunker after the latest news. A researcher resigned from the Artificial Intelligence firm Anthropic earlier this month and then posted on X: “The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.” One of his co-workers said the chance robots will destroy the human race is north of 10%. I’m not sure how he calculated those odds, but I’m not liking them. In
No, cutting off trade with Europe would not make America wealthier (opens the original)
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Americans are accustomed to Donald Trump's tall tales, as he recently told an improbable story about firemen lifting him out of the 9/11 rubble. We're also used to his unprincipled and irresponsible ideas, such as his recent promise to pay each American $5,000 if the GOP retains Congress after the midterms. That would add $1.35 trillion to the debt, by the way. Fortunately, he's as likely to make good on it as he was in paying out DOGE checks or even paying his own contractors. My Republican fri
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