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Corbin Barthold

Washington, D.C.
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How not to write about space exploration

How not to write about space exploration

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Can You Trust Mark Meador?

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AI and the First Amendment

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By Corbin Barthold
| liberalism.org
“Defendants fail to articulate why words strung together by an LLM are speech.” With that curious line, one of the first judges to confront the question suggested, in the teeth of law and logic, that AI outputs might not be protected by the First Amendment. Consider what that would mean. If the outputs of large language models were not treated as protected expression, the government would have sweeping power to dictate what they can and cannot say—even what they must say.
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How Not To Write About Space Exploration

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By Corbin Barthold
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
How Not To Write About Space Exploration Intuitive Machines successfully landed a craft on the moon, overcoming sensor failures and software issues, marking a significant achievement in space exploration. David Ariosto's book "Open Space" provides a detailed account of the challenges and achievements of companies like Intuitive Machines and the Chinese space industry, shedding light on the global race to explore the cosmos.
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AI and Jobs

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By Brent Orrell, Corbin Barthold
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Brent Orrell (American Enterprise Institute) discusses the future of work in a world of genius machines.
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