A newsletter featuring contributions from varied thinkers on AI policy and governance, including interviews, guest essays and a monthly roundup of notable AI papers. Readers get accessible, well-framed analysis of how AI agents, research and mathematics relate to governance questions.

Research publication and podcast feed from Forethought on navigating explosive AI progress, covering military AI command safeguards, space weapons and nuclear deterrence, and philanthropy during an intelligence explosion. Readers get detailed, sourced policy analysis with concrete proposals and estimates.

Audrey Tang, Taiwan's former digital minister, writes essays on AI safety, governance and democratic technology, drawing on current incidents and policy moves. Issues combine plain-language analogies with concrete proposals such as verifiable model builds and checkable safety cases.

Long-form essays on AI governance, records management and the legal implications of autonomous systems, written from a practitioner's perspective. Readers get critical analysis of Copilot in SharePoint, AI agent incidents and legal duty frameworks such as Hohfeld's.