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Developing Policy & governance Analysis 2d ago
open-weight AI model governance analysis

Where the Weight Lies: A Balancing Act for the Governance of Open-Weight AI Models

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“Restricting foreign open-weight AI models won’t keep foreign influence out of the American AI ecosystem, and it could weaken U.S. influence abroad. Read more from Jennifer Tridgell, Chinmayi Sharma, and John Speed Meyers on Lawfare: www.lawfaremedia.org/art…”

Established Culture, work & education Analysis 4d ago
US sovereign wealth AI company ownership

Scaling Sovereign Wealth: Evaluating Mechanisms for the U.S. Government to Own Parts of AI Companies

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“From Bernie Sanders’ sovereign wealth fund bill to Sam Altman’s offer of a 5% stake in OpenAI to the federal government’s 10% stake in Intel, public ownership of AI is gaining unlikely supporters, writes Felix Wu. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/scal...”