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📈 Economy
February 25, 2026

Decisive Economic Advantage

Artificial general intelligence may differ from past technologies in ways that would allow a leader to turn an early advantage into decisive economic advantage. Artificial general intelligence may differ from past technologies in ways that would allow a leader to turn an early advantage into decisive economic advantage

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💻 Technology
February 24, 2026

Judge Reliability Harness

RAND researchers developed the Judge Reliability Harness, an open-source library that orchestrates standardized, reproducible evaluations of large language model–based judges through systematic perturbation testing and human-in-the-loop validation

United States
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🌱 Environment
February 24, 2026

Sun-sational Incentives

This analysis of the impact of income on the effectiveness of solar incentives in California suggests that incentives yield greater installation rates and capacity in higher-income areas than in less affluent ones—a key insight for incentive policies

United States
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👥 Society
February 24, 2026

Public Opinion on Legalizing Psychedelics

An increasing number of U.S. states are implementing or considering changes to psychedelics policies. Using data from the 2025 RAND Psychedelics Survey, the authors examine public opinion about legalizing psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, and MDMA

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🌍 Geopolitics
February 20, 2026

The Geopolitics of AGI

How might advanced AI, including the potential emergence of artificial general intelligence (AGI), reshape global politics and security? Jim Mitre and Joel Predd discuss RAND's Geopolitics of AGI initiative and explore what policymakers need to know

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🌱 Environment
February 18, 2026

Equitable Water Management

This guidebook was developed in response to growing recognition within the water sector that water services are not equitably distributed

United States
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