Brazil’s Bolsa Família program continues to target poverty by paying families conditional on children’s education and health, impacting millions.
Brazil: Pay the Family, Mind the Child
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India: Build the Rails First
India has developed a comprehensive digital infrastructure—Aadhaar, UPI, and DBT—to deliver targeted benefits efficiently, focusing on infrastructure over generous benefits.
The Kill Switch: What the Anthropic Export Ban Really Costs the AI Industry
U.S. government blocks Anthropic’s latest models, raising concerns over reliance on AI systems and the future of global AI deployment.
China: The Visible Hand
China’s government directly guides AI, robotics, and industrial development through top-down plans, marking a stark contrast with market-driven models.
Singapore: Engineer the Transition
Singapore employs a comprehensive, calibrated approach to workforce transition, balancing skills development, income support, and AI innovation to stay ahead.
Capability or Control: The European Enterprise AI Playbook for the AI Act Era
A detailed analysis of how European companies can navigate the AI Act, focusing on model origin, licensing, and infrastructure choices.
The Safety Card, Played From Every Side: David Sacks, Anthropic, and the Fable Standoff
White House adviser David Sacks alleges Anthropic refused to fix a cyberweapon jailbreak, contradicting the company’s claims. The dispute highlights challenges in AI safety oversight.
Anthropic’s Safety Story Has Become a Power Story
Anthropic claims its AI development is increasingly autonomous, raising questions about governance and influence in frontier AI.
Candor as a Moat: A Critical Reading of Dario Amodei and Anthropic
A critical review of Dario Amodei’s transparent approach and its implications for AI regulation and industry dominance, focusing on recent government actions against Anthropic.
The United States: The High-Variance Bet
The U.S. is pursuing a minimal regulation strategy for AI, betting on market dynamism and private ownership, with significant local initiatives filling federal gaps.
