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Bernie Sanders wants Washington to hit the brakes on America’s most advanced AI
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar have introduced legislation to halt the most advanced AI development and permanently ban artificial superintelligence. The proposal would create a new federal AI department and adds a sharp new line to Washington’s debate over how far the technology should go.
Republicans running for office are starting to draw lines between themselves and Trump
A small but notable group of Republican candidates is softening or trimming its public ties to President Donald Trump as the 2026 midterms approach. The shift reflects a balancing act between keeping Trump’s base engaged and appealing to general-election voters in competitive districts.
Nobel Prize winner points to Trump’s UN speech as a sign of a deeper political shift
A Nobel Peace Prize winner said Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations pointed to a wider shift in democratic politics, not just another sharp break in diplomatic tone. The remarks came as European officials and analysts weighed what Trump’s message could mean for the postwar international order.
OpenAI Breaks From the Pack, Calls for Global Rules on AI
OpenAI is urging the United States to lead a global push for shared technical standards on advanced AI, including safeguards tied to recursive self-improvement. The company says autonomous self-improving AI is not happening now, but argues governments need common rules before that changes.
The Stock Propping Up Your 401(k) Could Stall if AI Labs Hit the Brakes
Nvidia has become one of the largest holdings inside many 401(k) index funds, tying retirement balances more closely to the AI buildout. If major AI labs and cloud companies slow spending, analysts say that support for the stock could weaken.
Bernie Sanders wants Washington to hit the brakes on America’s most advanced AI
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar have introduced legislation to halt the most advanced AI development and permanently ban artificial superintelligence. The proposal would create a new federal AI department and adds a sharp new line to Washington’s debate over how far the technology should go.
Republicans running for office are starting to draw lines between themselves and Trump
A small but notable group of Republican candidates is softening or trimming its public ties to President Donald Trump as the 2026 midterms approach. The shift reflects a balancing act between keeping Trump’s base engaged and appealing to general-election voters in competitive districts.
Nobel Prize winner points to Trump’s UN speech as a sign of a deeper political shift
A Nobel Peace Prize winner said Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations pointed to a wider shift in democratic politics, not just another sharp break in diplomatic tone. The remarks came as European officials and analysts weighed what Trump’s message could mean for the postwar international order.
OpenAI Breaks From the Pack, Calls for Global Rules on AI
OpenAI is urging the United States to lead a global push for shared technical standards on advanced AI, including safeguards tied to recursive self-improvement. The company says autonomous self-improving AI is not happening now, but argues governments need common rules before that changes.
The Stock Propping Up Your 401(k) Could Stall if AI Labs Hit the Brakes
Nvidia has become one of the largest holdings inside many 401(k) index funds, tying retirement balances more closely to the AI buildout. If major AI labs and cloud companies slow spending, analysts say that support for the stock could weaken.
Bernie Sanders wants Washington to hit the brakes on America’s most advanced AI
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar have introduced legislation to halt the most advanced AI development and permanently ban artificial superintelligence. The proposal would create a new federal AI department and adds a sharp new line to Washington’s debate over how far the technology should go.
Republicans running for office are starting to draw lines between themselves and Trump
A small but notable group of Republican candidates is softening or trimming its public ties to President Donald Trump as the 2026 midterms approach. The shift reflects a balancing act between keeping Trump’s base engaged and appealing to general-election voters in competitive districts.
Nobel Prize winner points to Trump’s UN speech as a sign of a deeper political shift
A Nobel Peace Prize winner said Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations pointed to a wider shift in democratic politics, not just another sharp break in diplomatic tone. The remarks came as European officials and analysts weighed what Trump’s message could mean for the postwar international order.
OpenAI Breaks From the Pack, Calls for Global Rules on AI
OpenAI is urging the United States to lead a global push for shared technical standards on advanced AI, including safeguards tied to recursive self-improvement. The company says autonomous self-improving AI is not happening now, but argues governments need common rules before that changes.
The Stock Propping Up Your 401(k) Could Stall if AI Labs Hit the Brakes
Nvidia has become one of the largest holdings inside many 401(k) index funds, tying retirement balances more closely to the AI buildout. If major AI labs and cloud companies slow spending, analysts say that support for the stock could weaken.
Bernie Sanders wants Washington to hit the brakes on America’s most advanced AI
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar have introduced legislation to halt the most advanced AI development and permanently ban artificial superintelligence. The proposal would create a new federal AI department and adds a sharp new line to Washington’s debate over how far the technology should go.
Republicans running for office are starting to draw lines between themselves and Trump
A small but notable group of Republican candidates is softening or trimming its public ties to President Donald Trump as the 2026 midterms approach. The shift reflects a balancing act between keeping Trump’s base engaged and appealing to general-election voters in competitive districts.
Nobel Prize winner points to Trump’s UN speech as a sign of a deeper political shift
A Nobel Peace Prize winner said Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations pointed to a wider shift in democratic politics, not just another sharp break in diplomatic tone. The remarks came as European officials and analysts weighed what Trump’s message could mean for the postwar international order.
OpenAI Breaks From the Pack, Calls for Global Rules on AI
OpenAI is urging the United States to lead a global push for shared technical standards on advanced AI, including safeguards tied to recursive self-improvement. The company says autonomous self-improving AI is not happening now, but argues governments need common rules before that changes.
The Stock Propping Up Your 401(k) Could Stall if AI Labs Hit the Brakes
Nvidia has become one of the largest holdings inside many 401(k) index funds, tying retirement balances more closely to the AI buildout. If major AI labs and cloud companies slow spending, analysts say that support for the stock could weaken.
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