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Can Rival AIs Keep Us Safe? (opens the original)
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More than a week ago, we argued that AI companies—not governments—remain accountable for the systems they release.1 Some readers pushed back. Eight days later, the All-In Podcast reached much the same conclusion. That was reassuring—but it raised a more useful question: where do the arguments shaping today’s AI debate actually come from?2Will one AI pull irreversibly ahead—or will rivals keep one anot
Who Is Accountable If AI Causes Human Extinction? (opens the original)
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If an AI company believes its technology could cause human extinction, what should its chief executive do? Slow development inside his own company, ask governments to slow competitors too—or both? Who remains responsible for what the company builds and releases?Jacob Coxon’s departure from Anthropic brought that question into public view. Within a week, researchers, billionaires and the American president were arguing about safety, competition and who should set the rules. For founders, the outc
How Texas Became This Powerful (opens the original)
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Texas has become an economic heavyweight. Energy, technology, trade, housing and capital have helped shape that rise. How did these advantages come together—and why have they been so effective?My first connection to Austin came through cycling and Lance Armstrong. SXSW, nine years ago, added music, founders and a memorable sense of possibility. Now an allocator conference in Dallas has prompted a closer look at the state behind those impressions.1Stephanie Findlay’s recent Financial Times articl
America’s Debt, Europe’s Alibi (opens the original)
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Rising US Treasury yields have produced a familiar European conclusion: America is in decline. Washington is borrowing too much, interest costs are rising and the political system has shown little appetite for restraint. The fiscal concern is real. The European satisfaction surrounding it is less convincing.Donald Trump has made criticism of the United States easier to sell in Europe. He has also supplied plenty of material. The habit of treating every American problem as evidence of terminal de
AI is working. The Economics Are Not Settled. (opens the original)
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We built this report because we needed it ourselves. StudioAlpha invests exclusively in AI-native B2B software, so we need a view of the market that survives the next model launch, funding round or podcast.Information is not scarce. Comparability is. After enough research, one often has more browser tabs—but not necessarily a clearer picture.StudioAlpha AI State brings the strongest available evidence from OpenRouter, METR, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Ramp, the IEA and others into one comparable qu
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