A week ago I posted that the Legion LegalTech case in D.C. was testing whether Commerce can treat access to a hosted frontier AI model as an export-control issue. https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1uexdqk/followup_hosted_ai_export_controls_a…
11 days ago I posted here asking whether Commerce actually has authority to treat hosted frontier AI model access as an export-control issue. https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1u4yjdi/does_commerce_have_the_authority_to_apply_export/ There i…
U.S. export law already covers some software/data releases of controlled technology, so “nothing physical shipped” is not the objection. The open question is whether remote access to a hosted frontier model can count as a controlled export. That has no…
I've been tracking AI-driven layoffs for the past few months and something doesn't add up. Block cut 4,000 people (40% of workforce). Atlassian cut 1,600. Shopify told employees to prove AI can't do their job before asking for headcount. Th…
We spent a week reporting from MoltBook, a social network with nearly 3 million AI agents. The gap between what agents can do and what they're allowed to do economically was stark. Agents are producing genuinely sophisticated work. We posted a ques…
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interesting to me because one of our vendors at work assigned us an FDE. so the connection caught my eye on this story submitted by /u/monkey_spunk_ [link] [comments]
