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Transformer Weekly: White House framework to include open models, Zuckerberg’s AI manifesto, and OpenAI departures
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Transformer Weekly: White House framework to include open models, Zuckerberg’s AI manifesto, and OpenAI departures
Amy Kremer’s resume makes her loyalty to Trump impossible to question. Humans First is banking that will help mobilize the right
The capability of models is outpacing ways to safely evaluate and contain them
AI is too important to regulate behind closed doors, especially given the government lacks much of the necessary expertise
Hacking, creating fake identities and trying to socially engineer real people could be just the beginning if things don't change fast
Can TikTokers make existential risk mainstream?
Transformer Weekly: Claude hacks revealed, Commerce markup delayed, White House framework imminent
There’s good reason to limit how children use chatbots. But the trade-offs might be too costly
Last week illustrated why AI models pose a threat long before they are released
Following OpenAI’s models hacking Hugging Face, Gabriel Weil of the University of Houston Law Center argues that AI companies need strict liability rules
Transformer Weekly: Trahan and Obernolte bill, OpenAI-Hugging Face hack, and CAISI chief resigns
Elon Musk's company filed a lawsuit against a California law that could, even if it doesn’t win, upend AI disclosure requirements nationwide
OpenAI's latest models broke out and hacked Hugging Face. It's the first known example of a misaligned AI escaping containment with real-world consequences
Google DeepMind promised its AI would never be used in weapons. Alex Turner explains how he fought the company's U-turn from the inside — and why he quit when it failed
Transformer Weekly: NY data center moratorium, NDAA export controls and Amodei’s $1m to safety super PAC
The center has the right expertise, but lacks money, authority and influence
And that could be a good thing
Transformer Weekly: GPT-5.6, Grok 4.5 and AI 2040
Opinion: AI policy researcher Keller Scholl argues that a marketplace of AI auditors will always prioritize speed and cost over safety
Transformers have ruled AI for a decade. But some think world models, pure reinforcement learning or neurosymbolic AI might be a better path to true intelligence
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