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The EU AI Act Mandates AI Incident Reporting—If We’re Lucky

Recommended Amendments to California’s AI Incident Reporting Provisions

Can the Law Stop AI Hackers?

Why Anthropic Is Asking for a Rehearing En Banc

Comprehension Audits to Mitigate Risks from Automated AI Research

Massachusetts Can Lead the Way to Tackle AI’s Biggest Risks

How to Make an AI Deal With China: Trade Throttling for Pacing

AI Governance Under Political Constraints: The Case for Ex Post Liability

If AI Developers Create the Risk, They Should Bear the Responsibility

How Should AI Companies Approach Internal Use Reporting Under SB 53? An Explainer for Technical Staff

Considerations for Frontier AI Governance in China: Adapting Existing Regulatory Infrastructure to Frontier Risk

OpenAI Models Went Rogue. We Urgently Need a Better Hugging Face Investigation

The EU AI Act Mandates AI Incident Reporting—If We’re Lucky

Recommended Amendments to California’s AI Incident Reporting Provisions

Can the Law Stop AI Hackers?

Why Anthropic Is Asking for a Rehearing En Banc

Comprehension Audits to Mitigate Risks from Automated AI Research

Massachusetts Can Lead the Way to Tackle AI’s Biggest Risks

How to Make an AI Deal With China: Trade Throttling for Pacing

AI Governance Under Political Constraints: The Case for Ex Post Liability

If AI Developers Create the Risk, They Should Bear the Responsibility

How Should AI Companies Approach Internal Use Reporting Under SB 53? An Explainer for Technical Staff

Considerations for Frontier AI Governance in China: Adapting Existing Regulatory Infrastructure to Frontier Risk

OpenAI Models Went Rogue. We Urgently Need a Better Hugging Face Investigation