Tag: Daily Reality Check
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Democrats, Not So Fast. The blue wave has arrived. Across America, voters delivered a decisive political message in the November 3 midterm elections. Democrats captured control of both chambers of Congress, flipped Republican-held seats, and demonstrated the depth of public…
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Democrats are seeing it. Republicans are seeing it. Successive elections are producing feedback, candidates are learning from previous candidates, voters are discovering that supposedly insurmountable advantages are not insurmountable, and institutional leverage is gradually becoming less absolute. The story is…
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The Republican Party has an opportunity in front of it, but capitalizing on that opportunity would require a significant change in emphasis. This is not principally a question of becoming more conservative or more moderate. It is a question of…
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AIPAC can still protect established politicians, and Trump can still influence Republican primaries. But Tuesday proved that money and endorsements are becoming less reliable substitutes for organic voter support. A day before Michigan’s August 4 primary, Royal Politics warned that…
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New Crown State of Mind LLC research argues that the future of autonomous AI depends on whether systems can hold an internally generated objective without acting too early, forgetting it, or allowing it to escape their safeguards. By Brian K.…
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The artificial-intelligence industry can no longer pretend that these are isolated accidents. We now have three publicly documented actors connected to the reckless operation or evaluation of advanced self-initiating agents: OpenAI. Anthropic. The United Kingdom’s AI Security Institute. We have…
