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AI is changing the doomsday equation
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AI is changing the doomsday equation

AI probably isn’t going to end the world on its own. The bigger risk may be that it makes it easier for humans to trigger a catastrophe they can’t control.

AI will kill us all. Or it won’t. Depends on who you ask. (And when you ask them.)
by ian bremmer

AI will kill us all. Or it won’t. Depends on who you ask. (And when you ask them.)

Ian Bremmer analyzes the recent wave of AI doomsday rhetoric

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Can AI place bioweapons in the hands of bad actors?
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Can AI place bioweapons in the hands of bad actors?

AI could dramatically lower the barriers to developing biological weapons, giving bad actors access to expertise that once required years of specialized training.

The AI risks being ignored
Quick Take

The AI risks being ignored

In this Quick Take, Ian Bremmer breaks down why the AI risks dominating the headlines may not be the ones worth worrying about.

Kimi K3 is released by Moonshot AI at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2026 in Shanghai, China
Analysis

Open vs. closed: The next front in the AI race

Newly released Kimi K3 has become the center of a fierce debate in Washington and Silicon Valley over whether America’s “closed” approach is protecting its lead, or helping China catch up.

A building damaged by earthquakes that hit the country, in Caracas, Venezuela, on June 25, 2026.
What We're Watching

Deadly earthquakes rock Venezuela, Iraq reportedly threatens OPEC-xit, Anthropic claims Chinese firm is stealing from its model

At least 164 people were killed and nearly 1,000 were left injured after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday evening.

Anthropic prepares for blockbuster public offering
Hard Numbers

Anthropic prepares for blockbuster public offering

The maker of the large-language model Claude became the latest AI giant to file to go public.

The Anthropic-Pentagon fallout, explained
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The Anthropic-Pentagon fallout, explained

Bloomberg reporter Katrina Manson on what the Anthropic-Pentagon fallout reveals about the tension between commercial AI ethics and military requirements.

Inside the Pentagon's AI war machine
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Inside the Pentagon's AI war machine

The Pentagon has poured billions into AI warfare, from drone footage analysis to autonomous targeting. Katrina Manson, author of Project Maven and Bloomberg reporter, joins Ian Bremmer to trace how AI went from a computer experiment to key technology for the Pentagon, and why some risks and moral stakes remain unresolved.

​CEO and Co-Founder of Anthropic Dario Amodei in Davos, Switzerland, on January 20, 2026.
Analysis

Could Mythos prompt Trump admin U-turn on AI regulation?

The release of Antrhopic’s Mythos, a powerful AI model with an extraordinary ability to identify software vulnerabilities, appears to have rattled the Trump administration.