Ezra Klein argues the AI policy debate has been consumed by fear. An equally urgent question is being ignored: how do we direct AI toward public goods — rare disease research, government accessibility, and the scientific data commons?

How a Manhattan state lawmaker who wrote one of America's first AI safety bills became the opening move in a $100 million campaign to shape the Congress that will regulate AI.

A policy analysis of siting decisions, energy grid impacts, and the tension between AI infrastructure demand and community interests.

More than 230 environmental groups say AI-driven data center growth is driving up utility bills and straining water supplies — and are calling for a pause on new construction.

The surge in data center power demand is beginning to show up in residential utility bills — what the research says and what regulators are considering.

Anthropic's annualized run rate has more than tripled since year-end, and a 3.5-gigawatt TPU agreement with Google and Broadcom signals an infrastructure buildout of staggering scale.

Anthropic's frontier model enters restricted deployment through Project Glasswing — and a breach story raises immediate questions about access controls and insider risk.

The AI and Crypto Czar outlines the administration's approach to AI regulation, export controls, and positioning the United States for global AI leadership.

Researchers are beginning to map the internal circuits of large language models — a development with profound implications for AI safety, alignment, and trust.

How AI is reshaping drone warfare on the Ukrainian front — and what the emerging doctrine of autonomous targeting means for international law and human control.

A technical and strategic assessment of Iran's drone program, with analysis of AI-enhanced targeting capabilities and regional threat implications.

Box, a Silicon Valley software maker, expects to have more employees — not fewer — as it hires A.I. architects, solutions managers, and other roles that didn't exist four years ago. A case study in AI-driven job creation.

A close reading of industry claims about humanoid robot capabilities — what the transcript evidence actually supports versus what the marketing is promising.

A community explainer on how AI is supercharging fraud targeting older adults — the tactics being used and how to recognize them.

The New York Times team used AI to process three million pages of documents — an inside account of what worked, what didn't, and what disinformation the AI helped debunk.

The complete transcript of the Georgetown University conversation between Senator Sanders and AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton, including full student Q&A.

A mapping of agentic AI and OS-embedded assistant risks to the canonical 13-pillar AI Governance Framework — with analysis of what each risk domain means in practice.

An examination of Amazon Web Services' role in providing AI capabilities to Immigration and Customs Enforcement — and the internal debates it has sparked.