"With AI chatbots, the question is not simply what rules to write. It is whether those rules can be tested, audited, and enforced before the damage [to teenagers] is done."
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What will it take for countries to succeed in the AI era? Find out in the latest episode of Policy Minded.
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How might advances in AI affect the future strategic potential of cyber operations? New paper by Michael Sulmeyer of Georgetown University: https://bit.ly/3RDFBEK
"We can look at the amount of disruption [AI creates for the workforce] and be a little bit concerned, but I think we have to look at … the ability of the people who are disrupted to adapt to it." https://www.route-fifty.com/workforce/2026/07/california-has-started-track-ai-re…
AI will become indispensable for the intelligence world. But this "will have the paradoxical effect of increasing the importance of old-fashioned human intelligence," says RAND's Thomas Mulligan.
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