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Anthropic’s Mythos is moving between governments faster than regulators can agree on what to do with it

Anthropic’s most controversial product has spent its first three weeks moving between state actors who cannot agree on whether it is theirs to use, theirs to block, or someone else’s problem entirely. On Wednesday morning, an unnamed Trump administration official told the Wall Street Journal that the White House opposed Anthropic’s plan to expand access […]

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AI integration demands integrity, not just innovation: Amy Trahey on building accountability into an AI-driven world

Artificial intelligence has already embedded itself into the rhythms of modern life, shaping decisions in ways that often go unnoticed. Amy Trahey, founder of Great Lakes Engineering Group, believes that integration is exactly what makes it powerful and, in many cases, risky. From her perspective in engineering, she sees AI as something that directly influences […]

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Jan Lane illuminates the cybersecurity illusion leaders can no longer afford

Summary: AI-driven threats are accelerating as security stacks grow louder. Jan Lane argues that leadership clarity, AI integration, workforce awareness and diligence now determine cyber resilience. Rising cybersecurity budgets suggest preparedness, yet outcomes tell a different story. Global cybersecurity spending is projected to exceed $522 billion in 2026, while cybercrime damages are expected to reach […]

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Why building frontier tech isn’t about solving equations but surviving uncertainty and skepticism

Developing frontier technology is often framed as a technical challenge, as if the entire endeavor could be reduced to solving a single equation. In my experience, that framing is incomplete and misleading. The real work has very little to do with arriving at one correct answer and far more to do with navigating an environment […]

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