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The Best AI Has A Personality
It may be technically impossible to ban AI personas. We should focus on building better ones instead.
Jun 11
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The Ansible
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Soham Mehta
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Why America Needs a Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer — Built Here
Today’s post is co-authored with Dr.
Jun 4
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Joshua Levine
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The Ansible
May 2026
Digital Sneak and Peek
Reigning in Undisclosed Government Surveillance
May 28
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The Ansible
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Blaine Dillingham
It’s Cybernetics All The Way Down
Wiener, Ashby, and McCulloch saw our current dilemmas coming. We just stopped citing them.
May 14
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The Ansible
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Luke Hogg
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You’re Worried About the Wrong Chips
Logic without memory is useless.
May 7
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The Ansible
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Luke Hogg
2
Revenge of the Mirror People
What kind of device can reveal the future of crime and punishment?
May 1
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The Ansible
2
2
April 2026
Compute on the High Seas
How Ocean Data Centers Could Reshape AI Governance and Great Power Competition
Apr 23
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Soham Mehta
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The Ansible
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Continent of Contradictions
How EU’s Digital Regulations Fail on Their Own Terms
Apr 16
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The Ansible
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Sophia Bulla
2
Quantum Advancements Necessitate D.C.'s Attention
A Call for Quantum Policy Proposals
Apr 9
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Joshua Levine
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Building the U.S. Data Accelerator
Strengthening the Data Commons to Advance American AI
Apr 2
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Joshua Levine
March 2026
A Wardenclyffe in Space: Orbital Data Centers Deserve a Chance
Why an absurd space bet could launch critical industries on Earth.
Published on Policy Gradients
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Mar 27
Lessons from the Cloud(s)
Cloud Procurement and the Department of War
Mar 19
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The Ansible
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Sophia Bulla
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