AI in Politics

Europe focused on regulating AI interfaces but has failed to develop the underlying technology, risking its competitiveness in global AI leadership.

The White House has removed restrictions on Anthropic AI models after a two-week suspension, signaling a shift in federal AI policy.

The White House has removed restrictions on Anthropic’s AI models after a two-week suspension, signaling a policy shift in AI regulation.

A detailed analysis of how ten jurisdictions respond to automation and AI, revealing patterns in income, capital, work, skills, and institutions.

Analyzing ten jurisdictions’ approaches to automation, income, and skills, revealing patterns and challenges in managing post-labor societies.

Brazil continues its conditional cash transfer program, Bolsa Família, aiming to reduce poverty and invest in children’s health and education amid ongoing inequality.

A new volunteer action tracker for local boards is set to be tested as a workflow solution to improve follow-up on community projects, starting with a three-meeting pilot.

China’s government actively directs AI, robotics, and supply chains through top-down planning, contrasting with market-driven approaches. This shapes China’s economic and technological trajectory.

White House officials accuse Anthropic of refusing to fix a cyberweapon jailbreak, leading to model bans. Anthropic disputes the severity of the issue.

Gulf states are investing heavily in AI infrastructure, owning the assets and displacing labor, creating a unique model of wealth distribution and state control.