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arXiv blog post announcing a new submission rate limit policy effective October 1, 2026, implemented in response to a sharp rise in AI-assisted paper submissions. Submissions reached 40,363 in September 2026, roughly double the figure from two years earlier.
Essay arguing that media coverage of AI existential-risk narratives distracts from more immediate harms of AI deployment, including labor displacement, surveillance, and concentration of corporate power, and contrasts doomsday framing with climate change and geopolitical risk.
Newsletter essay responding to commentary from journalist Taylor Lorenz about opposition to AI and data center buildouts, arguing that skepticism toward unchecked technology deployment reflects concerns about corporate and political power rather than opposition to technology itself.
Reuters report (Sept 30, 2026, via Yahoo News) that the Federal Trade Commission is running an industry-wide investigation into Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI labs over potential dangers their technology poses to consumers. A senior FTC official described it as the first official US enforcement action examining rogue AI agents.
A bipartisan 501(c)(4) organization educating Americans on AI issues and advancing an AI policy agenda that prioritizes the public interest, including safeguards for children and workers, semiconductor export controls, and transparency for leading AI labs.
An independent nonprofit offering research and programs on emerging technology topics including networked incitement, privacy and community safety, surveillance overreach, and digital harms that threaten democracy.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology's alphabetical list of member organizations in its AI consortium, ranging from AI labs such as Anthropic and Cohere to universities, safety research groups, civil-society organizations and companies across industries.
