United States
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Should Military Use of AI Be Permitted? — At the Intersection of National Security and Technological Ethics
The logic of national security and the imperatives of technological ethics collide head-on over the military application of AI. Through a simulated debate among four fictional panelists, this article illuminates the structural fault lines of the controversy.
AI Regulation in the United States: Federal vs. State — Can a Unified Framework Be Achieved?
Federal preemption and independent state regulations are on a collision course in U.S. AI policy. This article examines the legislative frameworks of California, Colorado, and Texas, and unpacks the structural challenges of AI governance.
Anthropic vs. the Pentagon — When an AI Company's Ethical Judgment Collides with National Security
Anthropic refused the Pentagon's demand for unrestricted access and was banned from all federal contracts. We examine the structural questions raised by the collision between corporate ethical autonomy and national security.
The Question Posed by U.S. Welfare Retrenchment — Where Is Institutional Trust Headed?
As the United States advances welfare cuts on a trillion-dollar scale, this article examines the social impact of deep reductions to Medicaid and SNAP, and the structural question of how welfare systems should be redesigned.