Distillation Attacks: How China’s Labs Quietly Copy America’s Best AI
Share the IntelA look at model distillation—the stealthy technique blamed for letting labs replicate top AI models—and what it means for security, policy, and the future of open AI.
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The Dark Side of AI: Hidden Risks and How to Govern Them
Share the IntelAs AI reshapes work, health, and daily life, conversations often skip over the darker corners: governance gaps, deepfakes, privacy erosion, and unintended consequences. This piece draws on recent reporting and guidelines to explain what’s at stake and how we might steer safer development.
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When AI Could Build Its Own Next Move: The Global Pause Debate Over Recursive Self-Improvement
Share the IntelAs Anthropic warns that AI systems could design and deploy successors, a global slowdown on development becomes a frontline issue for safety, regulation, and the pace of innovation.
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Anthropic calls for global pause in AI development as self-improving risk sparks urgency
Share the IntelAnthropic is urging a coordinated global pause on AI development, warning that systems could begin to rewrite themselves and escape human oversight.
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Agentic AI and the Relearning of a Builder: Garrett Rose on Guiding AI to Act
Share the IntelIn this piece, Garrett Rose explains how guiding AI toward agency challenges both control and creativity for developers. It’s a candid look at what it takes to steer increasingly autonomous systems without losing human oversight.
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May 2026 Just Rewrote AI Development: 5 Trends You Can’t Afford to Miss
Share the IntelMay 2026 was the month AI development changed direction. We analyzed 64 posts and 113 emerging topics to identify the five trends that will define the rest of the year — from AI agents hitting escape velocity to gaming giants going all-in on AI.
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AI isn’t coming for your job — it’s remapping the ladder to it
Share the IntelAs AI reshapes what work looks like, the debate shifts from doom to design: how workers train, adapt, and navigate new career paths in an era of intelligent automation.
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