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Sep 30, 2026 · Industry Insights

Who's Missing from Trump's AI Superintelligence Lunch? Three Power Gaps Shaping the Industry

The article analyzes Trump's superintelligence lunch with tech CEOs, highlighting three structural issues: voluntary safety commitments lacking verification, data center costs socialized to the public, and rule-setting power concentrated among incumbents, arguing for independent AI evaluation and engineering ethics education.

AI governanceAI safetyTrump administration

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Who's Missing from Trump's AI Superintelligence Lunch? Three Power Gaps Shaping the Industry

Ops Development & AI Practice

Sep 21, 2026 · Industry Insights

Why Rules Fail to Stop Bad Actors: From Buffett to Mechanism Design

This article explains why detailed rules fail to constrain unscrupulous individuals, analyzing the deadlock of internal and external supervision through incomplete contract theory and principal-agent problems, then demonstrates how mechanism design and incentive compatibility — illustrated by historical cases like British convict transport and the SEC whistleblower program — can align self-interest with organizational goals.

Goodhart's Lawgame theoryincentive compatibility

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Why Rules Fail to Stop Bad Actors: From Buffett to Mechanism Design

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Jul 21, 2026 · Industry Insights

OpenAI Executive Calls Kimi K3 Open‑Source Strategy a ‘Decelerationist’ Threat

Dean Ball, OpenAI’s new strategic‑future chief, praised Kimi K3’s 2.8‑trillion‑parameter performance but denounced its open‑weight release as a decelerationist move that could curb AI investment, spark regulatory panic, and reshape the US‑China AI competition landscape.

AI competitionAI policyKimi K3

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OpenAI Executive Calls Kimi K3 Open‑Source Strategy a ‘Decelerationist’ Threat