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[Okay, now Jacob Coxon on NBC News (the ex-Anthropic+OpenAI researcher who resigned). NBC News: "What do you mean when you say AI could kill us all? What is the worst-case scenario, or scenarios, that keeps you up at night?" Jacob Coxon: "Before discussing specific scenarios, it helps to just think of building AI as sort of inviting an alien mind onto the planet. You're building a human-level or superhuman-level mind without understanding what it wants, what it thinks, or the way it thinks. If you extrapolate into the future, AI could control autonomous drones or all the robots that are currently being built very rapidly." ---- From "NBC News" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)](/posts/okay-now-jacob-coxon-on-nbc-news-the-ex-anthropic-openai-researcher-who-resigned-nbc-news-wh-osyidho2w)[Anthropic is approaching IPO marketing while a researcher at the company publicly forecasts a greater than 10% chance of AI causing human extinction within a decade. The information published this piece 🙂](/posts/anthropic-is-approaching-ipo-marketing-while-a-researcher-at-the-company-publicly-forecasts-a-greate-xfd97jrap)[The Trump administration has now formally put the U.S. government behind OpenAI’s core fair-use argument in its copyright fight with The New York Times. some of the most conclusive statements they said in their filed document. - “the ‘training of AI models on copyrighted material,’ in and of itself, ‘does not violate copyright laws.’” - “For all these reasons, the United States has a strong interest in this Court rejecting any argument that training LLMs on copyrighted texts violates copyright law.” - “The fourth fair use factor … supports the conclusion that OpenAI’s model training using New York Times articles is fair use.” - “The copying of protected text articles as part of training an LLM is a use of a different kind or character that is ‘transformative—spectacularly so.’” - “In sum, the use of copies to train LLMs is extraordinarily transformative.” “Rules of law that make it significantly more difficult to develop a robust AI industry in the United States therefore threaten national security and give a competitive advantage to foreign adversaries who are not so encumbered.” - “In this litigation, the New York Times seeks to narrow fair-use doctrine to exclude the training of OpenAI’s large language models (LLMs). That result would be inconsistent with basic copyright law principles and severely hamper ‘the Progress of Science and useful Arts.’” “But it would be problematic—and legally incorrect—to impose broad copyright liability that would generally render training of AI models impermissible without licensing.”](/posts/the-trump-administration-has-now-formally-put-the-u-s-government-behind-openai-s-core-fair-use-argu-jqhc8iepd)[WSJ reported on Trump's truthsocial post. He basically argues data centers bring lower taxes and jobs while keeping China from gaining ground in AI, a claim that collides with public resistance. Local electricity bills are becoming the political bottleneck for Trump’s national AI infrastructure push. The administration has already built around the grid-load concern into by introducing Ratepayer Protection Pledge, where major AI companies committed to supply new generation and cover grid upgrades.](/posts/wsj-reported-on-trump-s-truthsocial-post-he-basically-argues-data-centers-bring-lower-taxes-and-jo-vhkageevr)[WSJ just published a piece, on how Data centers can be a huge win for local communities. In Loudoun County, removing them could mean about $5,800 more in annual property taxes for homeowners just to maintain the same services. In Louisiana, Meta’s data-center tax revenue helped fund teacher bonuses of up to $50,000\. "Data centers also generate scant pollution. Their CO2 emissions mainly stem from the natural gas plants that power them. But modern gas generators produce upward of 90% less fine particulate matter, sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide than a steel mill."](/posts/wsj-just-published-a-piece-on-how-data-centers-can-be-a-huge-win-for-local-communities-in-loudou-7dd0maykd)["Your economic life expectancy ends effectively in 2 years. (because AI is becoming so competent). A human team (in a job settings) will make it worse because they go to sleep, they make errors, they wake up a bit grumpy when they don’t have a coffee. So your cognitive value goes negative. So, your economic life expectancy ends effectively in two years.” - Emad Mostaque, founder of Stability AI, --- From "The Peter McCormack Show" YouTube channel, (full video link in comment)](/posts/your-economic-life-expectancy-ends-effectively-in-2-years-because-ai-is-becoming-so-competent--a6sjdfqvx)[The Trump administration is drafting rules to restrict Chinese AI lab's remote access to overseas AI chips. Forbes published a piece. Existing U.S. controls cover exports, reexports, and transfers of controlled technology, while federal law does not explicitly address remote access through cloud infrastructure. Now, US Commerce may address that gap by conditioning chip shipments to foreign data centers on customer screening and restrictions against Chinese remote users. This would make identity checks and access controls conditions for receiving advanced U.S. GPUs. BIS's May 2026 guidance already says licenses are required when advanced computing items go to China-linked entities even when those entities sit outside China. Commerce's regulatory plan now confirms BIS is preparing RIN 0694-AJ90, an interim final rule that will formally rescind the Biden-era diffusion framework and create a streamlined replacement. If this new rules are implemented, overseas data centers serving Chinese customers would face heavier screening requirements and could risk access to controlled U.S. chips.](/posts/the-trump-administration-is-drafting-rules-to-restrict-chinese-ai-lab-s-remote-access-to-overseas-ai-f7wzwg9mo)[Anthropic may let employees and early investors cash out some shares during the IPO itself, while forcing them to wait longer than normal to sell the rest. - The Information. That gives insiders liquidity without suddenly flooding the market with shares after listing, which could help Anthropic control volatility. SpaceX and Cerebras did not let existing shareholders sell in their IPOs, so Anthropic is considering a noticeably different approach for what could be one of the largest IPOs ever.](/posts/anthropic-may-let-employees-and-early-investors-cash-out-some-shares-during-the-ipo-itself-while-fo-pmtzlenx0)[The Trump administration's plan for a FINRA-style AI oversight body has stalled before reaching President Trump. The Information reports senior-level support has not come together. For the context, after the June voluntary testing framework, officials circulated a separate draft executive order to create a FINRA-like AI self-regulator that would oversee frontier-model pre-release testing. But this new executive order itself has not secured senior White House and presidential buy-in. The stall therefore leaves the existing voluntary framework as Washington's current mechanism, even as its implementation remains opaque to much of the industry. So, now the fight now centers on whether an external body can make a failed assessment block a U.S. release. That distinction determines who controls the launch calendar. Under a voluntary system the lab keeps the final say; a FINRA-style regime would transfer part of that authority outside the company.](/posts/the-trump-administration-s-plan-for-a-finra-style-ai-oversight-body-has-stalled-before-reaching-pres-kl7fy2ymz)[AI-associated writing is spreading very unevenly across the web By 2026, 9.4% of .com webpages showed significant signs of AI editing or authorship, compared with 1% of .edu and 0.8% of .gov pages. - Pew Research May be because, commercial publishers can benefit directly when faster drafting lets them produce more pages, while public institutions often have slower publishing processes and weaker volume incentives. If producing another page has an immediate economic payoff, that definitely is a great motivation to use a power tool.](/posts/ai-associated-writing-is-spreading-very-unevenly-across-the-web-by-2026-9-4-of-com-webpages-show-riyr4wusw)

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