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The US government's first standing coordinator for AI has been handed to the intelligence chief, so regulation starts from "we cannot lose" instead of "nothing can go wrong."

An executive order cannot change what an industry calls itself, but it can make the companies that need the government most change their wording first.

A government that wants AI's upside without running the business faces one hard question: whether a passive stake gets a say in the decisions that matter.

After a guilty plea, four months in prison and a pardon, control of Binance barely changed, suggesting the regulatory price in crypto is lighter than it looks.

The White House announced an "AI Force" the same week three labs were quietly drafting their own safety standards — rule-writing has already left government hands.

Trump emphasized existing regulatory and enforcement tools, Amodei proposed new independent audit requirements, and related Senate legislation remains at the drafting stage.

Once the guardrail is one person's judgment, the only certainty left is a single term in office.

The policy progress bar has moved from the hearing room to the green room.