Tag: AI policy
What Ukraine’s Battlefield Openness Can Teach Washington About AI Access
On a laptop screen in a dimly lit tent near the Donetsk front, a Ukrainian drone team steers its aircraft into the turret of a Russian T-72 and glimpses the start of an explosion before the picture dissolves into static. The strike is uploaded, verified, and scored against the point value assigned to the tank....
The Outcome Problem: Four Questions for IETF AIPREF
The IETF's AI Preferences working group is meeting this week in Toronto to hammer out how publishers can tell AI systems what they're allowed to do with their content. The agenda covers eight issues. Four of them reveal the same structural problem.
Composition Auditing: What Comes After Component-Level Safety
In March 2026, Cosimo Spera published a formal proof that safety is non-compositional. The theorem is minimal and devastating: two agents, each individually incapable of reaching any forbidden capability, can — when combined — collectively reach a forbidden goal through conjunctive dependencies. Three capabilities. One AND-gate. That's all it takes.