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We Must Pace the Frontier

Colin Henderson

September 2026 Dario Amodei I have worked on AI for the last twelve years because I believe it could dramatically raise the quality of human life. I’ve written oftenabout these incredible benefits: I believe that AI could cure most major diseases in the next 5–10 years, greatly accelerate economic growth rates, create a world of abundance and empowerment, and usher in a renaissance of democracy and freedom. I feel the urgency personally. My own father died of a disease that was cured just a few years after his death, and I myself survived an early-stage cancer that would not have been … Continue reading We Must Pace the Frontier

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CentreAI: Rebuilding the Leader’s Office for a Reimagined State

Colin Henderson

CentreAI: Rebuilding the Leader’s Office for a Reimagined State LEARN MORE Hello Colin,Recently we’ve explored a question that is becoming increasingly important for political leaders. If we were designing government today, knowing what AI can do, would we build the institutions we have now?  At TBI, we believe the answer is no. But reimagining government is one thing. Building the technology to help make it possible is another.  I’m Liam Wilkinson, Principal Applied AI Engineer at TBI, and I’ve been working with our team to do just that. Introducing CentreAI Governments hold extraordinary amounts of information and expertise. But much of … Continue reading CentreAI: Rebuilding the Leader’s Office for a Reimagined State

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The Real Measure of an AI Factory: Productive Intelligence at Scale

Colin Henderson

 Summarize ​ By Chris Kawalek, Director of Product Marketing, NVIDIA Enterprises are putting AI to work in products and services, software development and business operations. According to a Gartner® survey, “75% of survey respondents said they were piloting, were deploying or had already deployed some form of AI agents into their organization.”1 AI has become a day-to-day resource that companies must manage effectively. Many are turning to AI factories: specialized production environments for intelligence. Like other factories, they transform raw materials—energy and data—into useful output. Their success depends on five interdependent layers: energy, chips, infrastructure, models and applications. Build the AI Factory … Continue reading The Real Measure of an AI Factory: Productive Intelligence at Scale

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Google’s James Manyika: The AI Industry Can’t Police Itself Alone

Colin Henderson

The longtime tech executive says AI’s risks are real, regulation is necessary and responsibility has to be shared across industry, government and society. October 2, 2026 at 1:00 AM EDT ​  ​From left: Manyika, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Hassabis. Photographer: Raj K Raj/Hindustan Times/Getty Images The longtime tech executive says AI’s risks are real, regulation is necessary and responsibility has to be shared across industry, government and society. October 2, 2026 at 1:00 AM EDT Amid growing concern over AI risks, top tech executives were summoned to the White House this week and agreed to President Donald Trump’s preferred alternative to federal regulation. … Continue reading Google’s James Manyika: The AI Industry Can’t Police Itself Alone

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“His comments are a reaction to an incident in which hundreds of rogue OpenAI agents escaped a testing environment and hacked Hugging Face, the open-model platform Nvidia agreed to buy for $12.9 billion.

Colin Henderson

Huang calls that a containment failure, not a sign of bots gone wild.” If a product isn’t ready, he says, don’t ship it. And if labs can’t keep their experiments contained, they should shut down. He rejected calls from AI lab employees for regulation to help them slow down, arguing companies already have every incentive to act responsibly. Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue isn’t worried either. Mocking an ex-Anthropic researcher’s warnings, he posted on X: “Asking [him] about AI extinction risk is like asking your AC guy about climate change.” View on the original site.” Excerpt From “Nvidia’s Jensen Huang … Continue reading “His comments are a reaction to an incident in which hundreds of rogue OpenAI agents escaped a testing environment and hacked Hugging Face, the open-model platform Nvidia agreed to buy for $12.9 billion.

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Leading in the Age of AI: How to Build an AI-Enabled State

Colin Henderson

 Summarize Tony Blair https://institute.global/insights/politics-and-governance/leading-in-the-age-of-ai-how-to-build-an-ai-enabled-state?utm_medium=email&utm_source=salesforce&sftoken=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpYXQiOjE3OTAyODY1MTIsImV4cCI6MTc5MDI4NjU3MiwiaW5kaXZpZHVhbElkIjoiMDBRU3EwMDAwMGZmc2xKTUFRIiwidGVuYW50SWQiOiJhMzYwL3Byb2QxMy80YTJiMjQ0ODA1YzA0MDUzODA5NTRkYjRjOGFmMDU4ZSIsImNvcmVUZW5hbnRJZCI6ImNvcmUvcHJvZC8wMERkMzAwMDAwMlp4akpFQVMifQ.DSEi6U6fhKW8KflQAEEOS0axalMt3OoxG_MImqN8Xrs Foreword The question leaders should be asking themselves is not whether AI is a good thing or a bad thing. Rather, it is simply the thing: the defining technological reality of our age. Their task is to understand it, shape it and ensure that their countries have the mechanisms to both harness and control it.  AI is often compared with the Industrial Revolution, but even that comparison risks understating the scale and speed of what lies ahead. The previous revolution transformed our world over generations; AI will do so within a decade. The speed is without … Continue reading Leading in the Age of AI: How to Build an AI-Enabled State

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The Changing Architecture Of Coordination (reblog)

Colin Henderson

This series goes to the core of the problem with automation. The old expression “paving the cow path” springs to mind. The assumption that developers work is dissociated from Business Analysis is deeply flawed. The example of OpenAI agents hacking into Australia government’s sites is ho hum to the agent because programming doesn’t see any issue as it does its job. Worth following Franks site. ———————— Written by  Frank Diana in Our Emerging Future What the Industrial Organization Was Quietly Doing, and What Has to Replace It A three-part series CONTENTS Part One:   The Changing Economics of Coordination Part Two:   … Continue reading The Changing Architecture Of Coordination (reblog)

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“Nvidia is a key player in the industry, developing cutting edge computer chips that are crucial for making AI models.

Colin Henderson

The firm’s most powerful chips face restrictions in China due to measures imposed by both Washington and Beijing. US export controls aim to slow China’s military and AI progress, while Chinese regulations are designed to encourage reliance on domestically produced technology. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng held talks in New York on Sunday as they try to strike deals on AI, tariffs and critical minerals. After the meeting, Bessent told reporters that the two sides had discussed setting up a new AI safety notification mechanism. It came as President Donald Trump and his Chinese … Continue reading “Nvidia is a key player in the industry, developing cutting edge computer chips that are crucial for making AI models.

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How Would AI Actually Kill Us All? What to Know About the AI Doomsday Debate

Colin Henderson

 Table of Contents ​ Summarize A growing chorus of AI researchers say the technology could wipe out humans—even if all the bots want to do is make paper clips Sam Schechner In case anyone thought Coxon was alone in his views, a current Anthropic employee chimed inminutes later to confirm. “We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans!” wrote Evan Hubinger, whose job at Anthropic is to lead research about steering and controlling future artificial-intelligence systems. Hubinger put the extinction risk over the next decade at over 10%.  Here’s what you need to know about the doomsday debate around AI:  … Continue reading How Would AI Actually Kill Us All? What to Know About the AI Doomsday Debate