The Who's Who of AI

“"If AI is used well, it can help communities get the right help at the right time without inefficiency or duplicated effort, ultimately saving lives."”

“This paper explores how the U.S. Department of the Air Force could modernize its training and education approaches to support fluency in AI and other advanced tech: https://t.co/pYvcwq0HPL”

“"We have a window of opportunity to build the layered system of defense we need now, before AI-enabled bioweapons capabilities become undeniably advanced—or worse, demonstrably effective." https://t.co/UH41Ld2taJ”

“The launch of ChatGPT for Teens "is akin to a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a building that has yet to pass safety inspection," says RAND's Ryan McBain. https://bit.ly/3UtwYxN”

“OpenAI recently launched ChatGPT for Teens, which "automatically" applies protections to accounts that its system "estimates" belong to users under 18. But it's not clear what proportion of actual teens it identifies.”

“"AI capabilities in biology are advancing really fast, but luckily most dangerous thresholds have not yet been crossed," says RAND's Steph Guerra. Given the risks, we need a "system of mutually reinforcing approaches" to defense. https://www.axios.com/2026/…”

“The launch of ChatGPT for Teens "is akin to a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a building that has yet to pass safety inspection," says RAND's Ryan McBain. https://bit.ly/3UtwYxN”

“RAND economist Jeffrey Wenger has been appointed Distinguished Chair, AI, Workers, and the Economy. He will advance our research agenda on AI's effects on workers, labor markets, public finances, and the broader economy. https://bit.ly/46fOrMA”

“"AI is reshaping every aspect of how we live, work, fight, and compete." New Q&A with RAND's Matan Chorev: https://t.co/8rAMsjYJhA”

“This new paper explores how the U.S. Department of the Air Force could modernize its training and education approaches to support fluency in AI and other advanced tech: https://t.co/oGfnrZlJ1p”

“"AI should not be doing the cognitive lift on behalf of students," says RAND's Heather Schwartz. "They really need to be able to do that sort of first-draft thinking themselves." https://t.co/1mcEevQ61n”

“No single safeguard can prevent a bad actor from using AI to help build a biological weapon. But our new report identifies nine interventions that, layered together, could meaningfully lower the risk of a significant AI-enabled attack. https://t.co/xrAGACJfDY”

“This new report presents a security strategy to protect AI data centers from sophisticated and determined nation-state adversaries: https://t.co/D6x9cphw0k”

“New report outlines a layered defense strategy to mitigate the risks from AI-enabled bioweapons: https://t.co/LvWTu2r4J4”