Free or affordable access to personal agents, tools for creation/expression/enterprise, expert tutors, scientific advancement—this is what AI can enable with the right government policies. See the full essay: https://t.co/h1ZeMdU8BB
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Daniel Castro
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The Future is for Everyone meta.com
nytimes.com
The Case for Safer AI Without Slowing Progress itif.org
Targeting China’s AI: US ‘tech right’ unfolds Cold War playbook - Global Times globaltimes.cn
Can the United States Win the AI Race if Americans Oppose Data Centers? itif.org
A Global Declaration on Free and Open AI itif.org
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But more is needed. "[the FDA] does not have rules built to address newer models, such as chatbots or so-called agentic AI that perform tasks that a doctor would do, such as prescribing a drug." https://t.co/dMnI5fFmvf
My latest from @ITIFdc on "The Case for Safer AI Without Slowing Progress" https://t.co/xDsdMpuRMv
China rejects the AI slowdown proposals, calls it a "Cold War playbook for the AI sector" https://t.co/5RZJcmqQH9
@politicalmath Tune in next week (8/26). We're releasing new polling on what Americans think about data centers. https://t.co/osgP6IXxRS
"The values that got us to this point—like liberty, open inquiry, free enterprise, and equal opportunity—are also the right values to build a positive future." Yes, see ITIF's declaration on free & open AI. Governments should affirm these principles. https://t.co/FiE9EEu6oQ
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