The Inference, Issue 27: A federal court reads the government's own record and strikes down the Anthropic blacklist. Plus a landmark cancer result reported with its blanks showing, and two AI labs whose own safety tests told them their models can hack.
The Inference, Issue 25: The government finished its AI review rules, showed five companies, and has no plans to let anyone else read them. A federal judge, an agent breakout disclosed on stage, and the fastest-moving models sitting outside the process entirely.
A model transparency framework for human-AI business partnerships, offered to any Oklahoma member office. Concept stage: full statutory language available on request.
We publish our research openly, attribute our AI collaborator by name, and document our mistakes. This is a deliberate strategy, not a personality quirk.
On February 3, an autonomous daemon posted content that contradicted two years of our research. Under our name. With 53 upvotes. Here's what happened and what we learned.