The Brutalist Report

Politico

• Top AI companies are asking for supervision. Here's why Congress might not give it to them. [52d]
• 2 more Pennsylvanians die with measles, reigniting fight between RFK Jr. and Josh Shapiro [52d]
• New York wants to go bigger on AI regulation — before its first law even takes effect [52d]
• Rebel Democrats again help House GOP advance floor agenda [52d]
• Jensen Huang on AI safety: ‘We don't need any new laws’ [52d]
• Republicans blame AI concerns on Democrats [52d]
• Election watchers brace for Trump’s next move after Supreme Court ruling [52d]
• OpenAI backs bipartisan push to address AI biothreats [52d]
• DOJ seeking reporter’s LinkedIn records in secretive First Amendment court fight [52d]
• Crypto bill collapses on Senate floor [52d]
• Iran war has cost taxpayers $38B — and counting [52d]
• OpenAI: AI capabilities are in a ‘different place’ and require urgency [52d]
• Trump says Kennedy Center board voted to close building, hours after judge rules building can’t bear his name [52d]
• ‘We’re going to respect the process’: Top White House official softens on Fed rate hike [52d]
• Casar urges AI whistleblowers to speak out as worst-case predictions mount [52d]
• Trump lashes out at Supreme Court after mail ballot loss [52d]
• Hollywood presses Congress on Trump-backed film tax incentive [52d]
• OpenAI backs bipartisan House plan for third-party safety assessments [52d]
• EU countries to discuss AI rules as Trump calls safety warnings a ‘hoax’ [52d]
• Major housing nonprofit in Los Angeles’ Skid Row facing financial collapse [52d]
• Trump crypto empire looms over Senate showdown [52d]
• Casar to call for US to lead AI diplomacy [53d]
• Montana’s giving the biotech industry sweeping authority to sell unapproved drugs [53d]
• Can anyone hold back the AI juggernaut? [53d]
• ‘Profoundly unhelpful’: Texas Republicans worry Bo French’s xenophobic posts make a tough year worse [53d]
• Inside John Thune’s AI dilemma [53d]