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The Myth of the AI Race, With Alvin Wang Graylin

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By James Lindsay, Alvin Wang Graylin
| The President’s Inbox Verified
GRAYLIN: I think this is one of the biggest misunderstandings about U.S. and China AI is that, you know, everybody thinks, you know, if we slow down, China won’t, and they’re going to win the race. And so we can’t let authoritarian AI win. So we’re going to have to run as fast as possible. And it’s complete BS. LINDSAY: Rapid advances in artificial intelligence are fueling visions of breathtaking economic growth and stunning scientific breakthroughs.
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Will the New Export Controls Shake the Foundations of the U.S. AI Industry?

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By Alvin Wang Graylin, Jon Rosenwasser
| Lawfare Verified
Editor’s Note: AI breakthroughs are creating excitement and fear—and posing difficult challenges for the policy community. Stanford’s Alvin Graylin and Jon Rosenwasser of Four Corners Analysis argue that the United States cannot stop the spread of frontier AI through export controls but that, like China and European states, it can better regulate AI at home without stifling competition.
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Doctors and patients are calling for more telehealth. Where is it?

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By Isabel Page, Karen Page, Alvin Wang Graylin, Paul Triolo
| ter.li
But doctors are generally allowed to practice medicine only where they have a license. This means they cannot treat patients across state lines unless they also have a license in the patient’s state, and most physicians have one or two licenses at most.
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