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@gabriel_weil
Prof @UHLAW, fellow @law_ai_, board @PIBBSSai, @TheCLCouncil & @WhiteHouseCEQ44 alum. I write about AI governance, torts, etc.
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The New York Times editorial board argues companies shouldn't release AI programs they cannot trust to follow the law.
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A post says the proposal directly responds to a rogue AI hack of Hugging Face earlier in 2026.
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Andrew Curran’s account of hearing testimony raises concerns about both losing control and concentrating power.
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One post argues that liability is indispensable to mitigating AI risk, but that the existing regime is deeply inadequate—and even a much stronger one would not be enough.
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A post sharing a Lawfare article highlights its argument for catastrophe models, technical audits and expert evaluations when insurers lack historical data.
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A post argues that gaps in existing law can be fixed, with the author offering to brief congressional or state legislative offices on how.
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Former FTC chair Lina Khan argues dangerous AI releases can already trigger liability. Others question whether that prevents harm—or puts too much responsibility on the companies making the tools.
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Amodei says Anthropic will give third-party evaluators permanent, employee-level access to its systems to verify adherence to safety measures, report incidents and assess models’ alignment during training.
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The Center for AI and Biosecurity invites applications for its 10-week research program.
