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regulation
9 dispatches
The EU's AI Cybersecurity Plan Is a Dependency Map in Disguise
The European Commission's new AI cybersecurity action plan promises structured access to frontier models. What it actually exposes is how little leverage Brussels has.
The Fable 5 Jailbreak Was Three Words Long
Ten days into the Fable 5 export ban, the jailbreak that triggered it turns out to be "Fix this code." Experts signing open letters say the cure is worse than the disease.
Colorado's AI Law Died Before Its Own Deadline
Colorado's landmark AI antidiscrimination law was gutted, stayed, and replaced before its June 30 deadline ever arrived. A case study in regulatory collapse.
The Government Pulled Fable 5 From the Cloud. Enterprises Are Rethinking Everything.
A US export control order forced Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 offline. The fallout is reshaping how enterprises think about AI infrastructure risk.
Congress's AI Bill Wants to Freeze State Laws for Three Years
The bipartisan Great American AI Act would block state AI development laws for three years, replacing a patchwork of state rules with a single federal standard.
Trump's AI Safety Order Is a Voluntary Form You Don't Have to Fill Out
Trump signed a new AI executive order on June 2 asking companies to voluntarily submit frontier models for government review. They can say no.
China Is Treating Its AI Researchers as State Assets
China imposed overseas travel restrictions on top AI researchers at DeepSeek, Alibaba, and other firms, requiring government approval before leaving the country.
Trump Killed His Own AI Safety Order at the Last Minute
Trump scrapped an AI executive order hours before signing, citing competitive concerns. The weird part: the order was voluntary to begin with.
The Pope, Anthropic, and the Weight of Rerum Novarum
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical on AI drops May 25, presented alongside Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah, a deliberate echo of the Church's response to the Industrial Revolution.