Does the First Amendment protect Anthropic from Hegseth?
Anthropic is embroiled in a standoff with Secretary Hegseth over how the company's AI offerings may be used in military applications:
For months, [Anthropic CEO Dario] Amodei has insisted that using
We are all legal realists now
The recent Supreme Court ruling in the tariffs case is a solid win for conservative proponents of the court. Having applied the major questions doctrine to ruled against the Trump administration, this case
Ponzi schemes as a demonstration of out-of-distribution generalization
A Ponzi scheme is fraud where the fraudster induces investors to give the fraudster money with promises of profits, and then uses money from later investors to pay out earlier investors. This pattern,
Who does a right to compute actually protect?
Several states appear to be considering so-called "right to compute" laws. The rhetoric around these laws attempts to draw a comparison with other rights such as the right of free speech
Disjunctive arguments can be a reverse multiple-stage fallacy
Assume we want to know the probability that two events co-occur (i.e. of their conjunction). If the two events are independent, the probability of the co-occurrence is the product of the probabilities