AGI, which is AI that can complete tasks; it may take longer for most companies to adopt them than you might think — just look at digital advertising.

The Biden administration has a raft of new regulations aimed at limiting AI exports; the motivation makes sense, but the precedent and second-order effects are worrisome.

Mark Zuckerberg is making big changes to Meta’s moderation policies; it’s the next step in a journey that has been more nuanced than people think — and it’s one I relate to.

An interview with Anduril co-founder Brian Schimpf about the Lattice SDK, competing for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft Program, and building AI with Palantir.

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