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OpenAI Wants to Tax Robots. But Who's Really Writing the Rules?
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OpenAI Wants to Tax Robots. But Who's Really Writing the Rules?

OpenAI's 13-page policy blueprint proposes robot taxes, a public wealth fund, and a four-day workweek. Is this corporate responsibility — or regulatory capture in disguise?

Your AI Agrees With You. That's the Problem.
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Your AI Agrees With You. That's the Problem.

A Stanford study in Science finds AI chatbots validate user behavior 49% more than humans do — and that sycophantic AI is making users more self-centered and less likely to apologize.

OpenAI Said AI Was Too Dangerous for Investors. Then It Took Their Money.
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OpenAI Said AI Was Too Dangerous for Investors. Then It Took Their Money.

OpenAI's restructuring into a for-profit model raises urgent questions about AI governance, nonprofit law, and whether billion-dollar philanthropy can paper over a structural conflict of interest.

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OpenAI Killed Its Adult Mode. Who Actually Made That Call?
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OpenAI Killed Its Adult Mode. Who Actually Made That Call?

OpenAI has shelved its erotic ChatGPT feature indefinitely. The real story isn't about adult content—it's about who gets to decide what AI will and won't do.

Can AI Rivals Learn to Cooperate?
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Can AI Rivals Learn to Cooperate?

As the US and China race to dominate AI, research, talent, and capital face new borders. What does a fragmented AI world mean for the rest of us?

The World's Best Smartphones You Can't Buy in America
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The World's Best Smartphones You Can't Buy in America

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Honor Magic 8 Pro, and other global flagships are outspeccing Samsung and Apple—but US consumers can't legally buy them. Here's what that means.

China's Tech Insurance Gambit: State-Backed Risk for Self-Reliance
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China's Tech Insurance Gambit: State-Backed Risk for Self-Reliance

Beijing unveils comprehensive tech insurance guidelines to shield domestic companies from US sanctions, potentially reshaping global competition dynamics in semiconductors and AI.

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When AI Safety Meets National Security: Anthropic's $200M Dilemma
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When AI Safety Meets National Security: Anthropic's $200M Dilemma

Anthropic walked away from a Pentagon deal over AI safety concerns, only to return to negotiations days later. What changed, and what does it mean for the future of AI governance?

When Silicon Valley Says 'No' to the Pentagon
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When Silicon Valley Says 'No' to the Pentagon

Anthropic's refusal to bend AI safeguards for military use marks a historic shift in the power balance between private tech companies and government agencies.

When AI Companies Say No to the Pentagon: Silicon Valley's Moral Reckoning
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When AI Companies Say No to the Pentagon: Silicon Valley's Moral Reckoning

Anthropic rejects Pentagon's demand for unrestricted AI use, risking $200M contract. A defining moment for AI ethics vs. national security in the tech industry.

China Is Building a Different AI Future Than the West
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China Is Building a Different AI Future Than the West

The US-China AI rivalry isn't just about who's winning. China is constructing an entirely different AI ecosystem with fundamentally different goals and philosophies than the West.

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Anthropic Draws Line in Sand: No AI for Weapons, Mass Surveillance
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Anthropic Draws Line in Sand: No AI for Weapons, Mass Surveillance

The $200M Pentagon contractor refuses autonomous weapons use, creating unprecedented standoff between AI ethics and national security demands

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