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Incredible… Putin’s henchmen helped Musk to acquire Twitter. That explains a lot: the position of Musk on Crimea… the refusal at some point to let Ukraine use Starlink… the support for Trump… Time for the US to wake up !

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Brazil twitter just moved wholesale to Bluesky due to the battle there between Musk and the government. (You can see the smaller bump from the UK after the riots last month for contrast).

NEW: Telegram quietly changed its official FAQ, specifically part about its policies around illegal content. The line “All Telegram chats and group chats are private amongst their participants. We do not process any requests related to them” is now gone. techcrunch.com/2024/09/05/tel…

Relations between big tech, policymakers and the online accountability community have become hostile, degrading efforts to combat disinformation, warns Alex Krasodomski. chathamhouse.org/2024/09/us-ele…

Relations between big tech, policymakers and the online accountability community have become hostile, degrading efforts to combat disinformation, warns Alex Krasodomski. chathamhouse.org/2024/09/us-ele…

“It is untenable in nation-states legitimated by democratic accountability for unaccountable tech titans to determine the quality of public discourse.” —Nathan Gardels noemamag.com/the-conundrum-…

What does Thierry Breton's departure mean for European Tech Regulation? And what can we expect from the next European Commission regarding digital policy? I tried replying to these burning questions with the great Justin Hendrix of Tech Policy Press. techpolicy.press/thierry-breton…

Wait what? Murati is leaving, Schulman left, Karpathy left, Ilya left, Leike left, Brockman is on leave, perhaps a dozen others left, GPT-5 hasn’t dropped, Sora hasn’t shipped, the company had an operating loss of $5b last year, there is no obvious moat, Meta is giving away

I’ve spent a fair bit of time over the years trying to persuade journos to cover research, but the Holy Grail is when a newspaper thinks your report is such a big deal they just publish it directly.

thrilled to see public ai gaining ground - huge to see Mozilla putting this out there. huge congrats Nik & Jasmine

What if each voter could talk directly to an AI version of a candidate for office, grill them about their policy platform, and make suggestions for improving it? That's what a young political outsider tried in Tokyo's gubernatorial election this summer. futurepolis.substack.com/p/meet-your-ai…

In case you're wondering why my suspension was lifted: kenklippenstein.com/p/trump-camp-w…

China’s policymakers expect bitter disputes with the US over trade, technology, and Taiwan regardless of who wins in November, writes Yu Jie. chathamhouse.org/2024/09/china-…

Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will pursue US dominance in high end technology, but differ on the means to achieve it, writes Alex Krasodomski. chathamhouse.org/2024/11/harris…

Our work (Philip Moreira Tomei and Rupal Jain) on AI Governance Through Markets was featured recently in the Febuary edition of the AI Policy Primer. For people that didn't have time to read the full article, I thought that their summary of it was excellent. Thank you

I've been involved designing a cool new podcast series with QA: "When Technology Goes Wrong". It's encouraging honesty about tech fails & what we can learn from them. Ep 1 is out TODAY. And I'm on it - talking about lessons from the OneCoin scam youtube.com/watch?v=8LVKmG…

Presented with a binary choice between US and Chinese technology, middle powers must balance realism and ambition in maintaining sovereignty over their technology, writes Alex Krasodomski. chathamhouse.org/2025/05/us-chi…