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Luke Russert@lukerussert.bsky.social · last mo.

The Trump Adm and the right wing media echo chamber will jump on this hard. 1. Less than 400 actually voted. 2. The Dem Gov investigated, reported and corrected: www.onnj.com/governor-mik...

Governor Mikie Sherrill Announces Software Glitch Led to Erroneous Registration of 6,600 Non-Citizens - On New Jersey

Governor Mikie Sherrill revealed Monday that a software error in New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) system improperly registered approximately 6,600

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The New York Times@nytimes.com · last mo.

From @theathleticfc.bsky.social: Zlatan Ibrahimović became a World Cup TV star, but it was the Fox studio host Rebecca Lowe who led the way, our columnist writes. Like Spain’s “Golden Ball” winner Rodri, she was the backbone that made it all work.

Zlatan Ibrahimović became a World Cup TV star. Rebecca Lowe made it happen

The World Cup final was "Super Bowl-like" for Fox, and its studio host led the way. Plus more World Cup TV notes and observations.

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Ethan Mollick@emollick.bsky.social · 3mo ago

A segment of BlueSky need to stop with "AI is a fake" stuff, it is pretty clear that thesis is now wrong. If you are worried about the impact of AI, you need to address the reality of AI's increasing capabilities and impact rather than pretending this is all going away and you can ignore it.

alexjungle.bsky.social@alexjungle.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Budapest Celebrations, Budapest is a gigantic party. The end of 16 years of the Orbán regime. The end of submission to Russia. The return of Hungary at the heart of Europe. Hard to describe the emotions on the ground. We're witnessing a general euphoria. Coming soon to USA, stay tuned and follow me

Politico@politico.com · 6mo ago

Mike Rounds seeks Pentagon briefing on Anthropic spat

Mike Rounds seeks Pentagon briefing on Anthropic spat

A top lawmaker on the Senate Armed Services Committee has requested a briefing from the Pentagon on its escalating feud with AI startup Anthropic, which has prompted the Trump administration to threaten to declare the company a supply chain risk. “I’ll withhold judgment until I’ve had my briefing,” Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.), chair of the panel’s cybersecurity subcommittee, told reporters Tuesday, in response to questions from POLITICO about the unprecedented move. A supply chain risk designation would result in Anthropic being blacklisted from government contracts — something typically reserved for firms with ties to U.S. foreign adversaries. The technology company is expected to challenge such a designation in court. The Defense Department and Anthropic did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Negotiations with the Pentagon over use of Anthropic’s AI systems hit a roadblock last week when the firm refused to lift restrictions on the military’s unfettered access to its technology. The startup had sought to stop its systems from being used in fully autonomous weapons systems or for domestic surveillance. President Donald Trump, roughly one hour before the deadline to meet the Pentagon’s demands, directed all federal agencies to cease use of Anthropic’s AI and declared a six-month phase-out period in a post on Truth Social. Trump threatened “major civil and criminal consequences,” and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in an X post accused the company of endangering national security. Last week, key defense policy lawmakers on the Hill urged a ceasefire as tensions between Hegseth and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei escalated. Top Senate defense appropriators Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Chris Coons (D-Del.), as well as Senate Armed Services Committee leaders Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) and Jack Reed (D-R.I.), sent a letter to the two men expressing “concern over the escalatory direction of negotiations between the Department of Defense and Anthropic.” Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), who is retiring at the end of his term in 2027, also weighed in Tuesday, telling reporters: “They’re telling Anthropic that they should compromise their code of conduct to facilitate whatever it is Hegseth or somebody wants.” He added that this will give other AI upstarts the “green light” to cast aside imposing their own codes of conduct.

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