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ex-neuroscientist on the AI vibes beat at @ReadTransformer previously: @voxdotcom @wired @UCBerkeleyNeuro signal: celia.08
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Kimi K3 is no reason for China panic

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By Shakeel Hashim Verified, Veronica Irwin Verified, Celia Ford Verified
| Transformer
Welcome to Transformer, your weekly briefing of what matters in AI. And if you’ve been forwarded this email, click here to subscribe and receive future editions. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order enacting a one-year moratorium on new data center construction over 50MW. Three AI chip export control bills targeting China are reportedly set for inclusion in the SenateNDAA. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodeidonated$1m to pro-AI safety super PAC Public First.
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AI-driven inflation is a political opportunity

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By Shakeel Hashim Verified, Celia Ford Verified, Veronica Irwin Verified
| Transformer
Welcome to Transformer, your weekly briefing of what matters in AI. And if you’ve been forwarded this email, click here to subscribe and receive future editions. OpenAI got clearance from the US government to release GPT-5.6. SpaceXAI’s latest model release may have violated California’s SB 53.
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Matching human intelligence might need more than LLMs

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By Celia Ford Verified
| Transformer
Credit: Getty/aleksandarvelasevic Intelligence is a slippery thing. For millennia, humans assumed it flowed through a fluid, or one continuous sheet crumpled inside the skull. Microscopes later revealed a dizzying network of individual neurons, sculpting intelligence from electrochemical noise to give our brains a certain je ne sais quoi.
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