Keeping the Human in Medicine: Two AI CoLab Researchers on What Machines Can’t Replace·Someone Is Hacking the Freezers. Pay Attention.·Thinking of Running in 2028? Start Here·What the Lame Duck Session Has to Do With the Ultimate 21st-Century Power Tool: Robots·Black October Wasn't an Attack Wave. It Was a Warning.·Extreme Ownership Means Ultimate Achievement – NASA Culture Shift·
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YesterdayAnthropicResponsible Scaling Policy Version 3.0Anthropic's Institute publishes internal and public-benchmark evidence that AI is accelerating its own development, and argues that recursive self-improvement could arrive sooner than institutions expect and that a verifiable coordinated slowdown should be an option.12 articles
YesterdayAnthropicAnthropic is endorsing SB 53Anthropic activated its AI Safety Level 3 deployment and security protections for Claude Opus 4 as a precautionary measure under its Responsible Scaling Policy.7 articles
2d agoAnthropicHow Claude's text watermarking worksAnthropic announces that future Claude text outputs will carry a SynthID-style statistical watermark to comply with the EU AI Act transparency requirements, and explains how it works.1 outletAI38 linked
2d agoNextgov/FCWVA plans further VA.gov updates as it looks to expand AI integrationVA plans further incremental VA.gov updates in early 2027 after launching a refreshed site with new sign-in options, plain-language search and simplified document uploads, while positioning itself as an AI-adoption model for other agencies.1 outletAI5 linked
13d agoSemafor · research by Tech Oversight ProjectElection ‘war rooms’ enter the AI ageOpenAI's policy rebrand of data centers as "compute campuses" and push for a mandatory AI testing bill drew skeptical reactions from lawmakers and AI safety advocates.13 articles · 3 outlets · The Hill
5d agoFederal News NetworkIndustry groups continue fight against stock buyback restrictionsOver three dozen industry groups have urged defense committee leaders to drop the Senate's Section 815 stock buyback restriction from the fiscal 2027 NDAA, arguing it would deter defense bidders and shift capital decisions to Washington.1 outletDefense12 linked
6d agoHeatmapThe Senate Prepares for First Vote on Permitting ReformSenate negotiators released a manager's amendment to a federal permitting bill that revises transmission, project certainty, tribal historic preservation, and data center provisions ahead of a cloture vote.14 articles
6d agoSemaforNvidia’s investigation of its CEO adds to major challengesSemafor reports that Nvidia faces mounting challenges, including an investigation involving its CEO, possible slowdown in US AI infrastructure buildout after Democratic midterm wins, and intensifying competition from Amazon, Google, Anthropic, OpenAI and chip startups.1 outletAI17 linked
10d agoCanary Media · research by ØrstedA third major US offshore wind farm is now fully operationalØrsted's 704-MW Revolution Wind offshore farm off Connecticut and Rhode Island has reached full commercial output despite ongoing Trump administration efforts to halt it.2 articles
5d agoCanary MediaThe US offshore wind manufacturing boom that wasn’tCanary Media reports that US offshore wind manufacturing investments have been pulled back or pivoted as the Trump administration's hostility to the sector, plus earlier setbacks, undercut the supply chain.2 articles
Oct 30Canary Media5 ballot proposals that could drive or derail clean energyCanary Media's weekly roundup reports on Senate permitting bill momentum, data center gas buildout emissions estimates, and several DOE loans and EPA methane rollback proposals.2 articles
CMSep 24Canary MediaMeet the solar industry’s new Republican evangelistCanary Media profiles new SEIA president Tim Pawlenty, who used a Climate Week NYC interview to outline a plan for durable bipartisan solar политics after the 2025 law cut solar tax credits.1 outletEnergy5 linked