A newsletter from an AI ethics and governance author that comments on recent AI research, regulation and security news, such as an MIT study on agents that play and the first EU AI Act quality standard. It also promotes the author's essays, guides and workshops on making AI safe and legally compliant.
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Helen Toner's Substack on navigating a world with very advanced AI, covering the vagueness of AGI definitions, AI jaggedness, and the risks of personalized AI. Readers get careful, expert-informed argument about AI capabilities and governance, with occasional guest essays.
A researcher at the Institute for Law & AI writes about the legal, policy and ethical questions raised by advanced AI, including regulation, AI agents' legal duties and legal citation standards. Readers get original legal analysis and working-paper summaries from someone directly involved in the research.
Lennart Heim, an AI governance researcher, writes analytical posts on US-China AI competition, export controls, and chip supply, often cross-posted from ChinaTalk, RAND, or X threads. Readers get technical estimates of Chinese AI accelerator capabilities and a policy-oriented view of where America's compute advantage lies.
This newsletter offers annotated translations of Chinese-language articles on AI safety and governance, alongside original essays on US-China AI coordination. Readers get a view into how Chinese commentators engage with Silicon Valley debates on frontier AI risk.
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