Nathan looking through 14,000,605 possible futures and realizing that the only way we make it is if he uses the phrase "by its own lights" t...

I think it’s a good idea to take concentration of power risks quite seriously. I am actually more concerned, overall, about concentration of...

A lot of what Amodei is saying here is true. That's why I and many other people who are concerned about AI safety have historically given An...

Nathan's righteous anger has inspired me to make one more mildly disapproving observation: it's kind of wild that the Anthropic bill has no ...

Big news. My take: Anthropic deserves some credit for actually proposing a pretty reasonable AI safety bill; that's more than other frontier...

This sounds very promising. If I'm reading the tea leaves correctly, we're going to be getting some kind of oversight by independent auditor...

I don't have a firm opinion on the OpenAI firings yet, because I don't know what information the employees shared or whom they shared it wit...

This new Bennet-Welch bill is interesting because it’s the most detailed recent proposal for creating a new federal agency to regulate AI. ...

This was the expected outcome, given the terrible luck Anthropic had with the panel draw. Anthropic seems to be doing fine despite the SCR d...

Super interesting piece. I don't think the mutual insurance approach is a complete substitute for actual governance, but I think it's pretty...

Super interesting, and potentially important, executive order. I am not that excited about the "kill switch," but I am very excited about th...

Mackenzie's analysis here is very good and worth reading. I get the sense that a lot of people have discovered the CFAA for the first time r...

IMO, this is still a major faux pas and you should not do it. https://x.com/CharlieBull0ck/status/2098984749926597028/photo/1 https://twitte...

The reason it's tough to hold OpenAI criminally liable for the RubyGems or Hugging Face breaches is that the laws that criminalize hacking g...

The unilateral commitment to embedded auditors with employee-like access is absolutely key here. Really good to see. Anthropic has come a lo...

I agree with Neil that the mindset he’s describing is bad and that there should be a greater sense of urgency about passing bipartisan AI sa...

To the extent that Andy’s position here is really “speed limits should be enforced perfectly via universal automated surveillance” — - that...

It's been a while since I looked at this Anthropic-DoW case, but I'm reading through the SJ order and I keep going "oh that's right they did...

Back in 2023 every other AI safety talk PowerPoint used to start off with the boat driving in circles and catching on fire. Everybody loved ...

This is a pretty reasonable essay overall, but it contains one misleading bit of rhetorical sleight of hand that I wish had been left out. ...