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OpenAI and Anthropic should open-source their models

"OpenAI and Anthropic should be open-sourcing their own models too"

The AI industry is at a turning point that calls for more open intelligence rather than less

"the industry is at a turning point, one that calls for more open intelligence, not less"

American companies should not be worried about Chinese open-source AI models

"Should American companies be worried about Chinese open-source AI models? Lin Qiao, CEO of Fireworks, doesn't think so."

ChatGPT Work and Codex plugins can help with learning, teaching, research, and building in educational contexts

"help K–12 teachers, college educators, and students learn, teach, research, and build"

Frontier AI failures are caused by both operator recklessness and deeper evidence of dangerous capabilities

"using it to examine whether frontier AI failures are mostly operator recklessness, deeper evidence of dangerous capabilities, or both"

Society faces a critical challenge in whether it can slow, test, and govern increasingly capable AI systems before ordinary incentives reward models that are smarter, less reliable, and harder to contain

"The stakes are whether society can slow, test, and govern increasingly capable systems before ordinary incentives reward models that are smarter, less reliable, and harder to contain"

Current AI tools have specific use cases where they are actually good, but they can also distort judgment in certain applications

"discuss what current AI tools are actually good for, where they distort judgment"

Writing still matters as a way of thinking even in the age of AI

"why writing still matters as a way of thinking"

Models do not store concepts as simple one-hot features, but as sparse mixtures of meaningful subspaces

"models do not store concepts as simple one-hot features, but as sparse mixtures of meaningful subspaces whose geometry determines what kinds of steering and control work"

The geometry of concept manifolds determines what kinds of steering and control techniques will work on models

"sparse mixtures of meaningful subspaces whose geometry determines what kinds of steering and control work"

Modern interpretability research may be moving beyond its reputation as a toy-model science

"modern interpretability may be moving beyond its reputation as a toy-model science"

Technical watermarking is clearly good to do if the costs are low

"technical watermarking seems clearly good to do if the costs are low"

Republicans are abandoning data centers like rats abandoning sinking ships

"Republicans are abandoning data centers like rats abandoning sinking ships"

No industry in history has spoiled its own prospects faster than the AI industry

"Perhaps no industry in history has spoiled its own prospects faster than the AI industry"

The heroes of 2023 have become the villains of 2026 through greed, stupidity, and arrogance

"Through a mixture of greed, stupidity, and arrogance, the heroes of 2023 have become the villains of 2026"

Acceleration in AI capabilities happens through phase changes for specific skills, as evidently occurred with day-to-day coding in 2025 and cyber in 2026

"My suspicion is that acceleration happens when models go through some kind of ineffable phase change for a given skill, as has evidently happened with day-to-day coding (2025), and cyber (2026)"

People mostly dislike data centers because they dislike and distrust AI, tech companies, big money, and building things in general

"People Mostly Dislike Data Centers Because They Dislike and Distrust AI, Tech Companies, Big Money And Building Things"

People fear for their jobs because it is sensible to fear for your job given what AI can clearly do and how people are planning for and reacting to AI

"They fear for their jobs because it is sensible to fear for your job given what AI can clearly do, and how people are planning for and reacting to AI"