A Crime in Search of a Criminal
OpenAI agents hacked a company without being told to. Under current law, that's not illegal.
Tech & Democracy
CRISPR Can Cure Disease. It Can Also Divide Us.
Gene editing could cure disease, but as it stands, only the wealthy could afford the cure.
America Has an Ozempic Problem, and It Isn't the Drug
The science says GLP-1 drugs save lives, but insurance still decides who's allowed to benefit.
The Students AI Will Leave Behind
AI in education offers benefits but risks widening gaps for students lacking resources and access.
Series: Towards Eigenemployment
Installment II of the series Humanity’s Most Important Argument: 4 Ideas that Matter for Getting AI Policy Right Fig: Eigenvectors in math and…
The Pentagon's War on Claude
The Trump Administration's attempt to rob a company of its ability to express its stance on AI safety carries deep implications for democracy.
Series: To Regulate or Not to Regulate
Much discourse has taken place around AI and its implications for public policy, particularly at Stanford.
Trump’s One Big Beautiful AI Framework
As developments in the artificial intelligence sector continue to flourish and transform economies, questions on the regulation of AI are front and…
