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Premiums are the price of risk that already exists in the world
"Our product will make you economically useless, and possibly kill you" is not a value proposition
Calling his presidency a “regime” has some benefits, but it underestimates the resilience of the 250-year-old republic
In a surprising turn of events, a Democratic candidate has won a special election in Florida, marking a significant shift in a district traditionally held by Trump and highlighting changing voter sentiments.
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The Yemeni militant group has good reasons to delay joining the war on Iran’s side. The post Where Are the Houthis? appeared first on The American Conservative
This article explores the challenges faced by urban workers who are often overlooked in discussions about economic policy, highlighting their struggles and the need for targeted support.
In this report, the authors examine how innovation can be integrated into the U.S. Department of War requirements system and identify how lessons from defense innovation organizations can inform and improve how requirements are developed and matured
A Delphi study with 24 experts found few viable policies to curb catastrophic artificial intelligence risks. Experts favored risk disclosure incentives and voluntary safety standards, with near-term progress likely from state and industry action