What Happens to AI Policy Proposals That Don’t Pass
A failed AI policy proposal rarely disappears entirely. Tracking where its ideas resurface is more informative than treating its failure…
A failed AI policy proposal rarely disappears entirely. Tracking where its ideas resurface is more informative than treating its failure…
Public comment periods are a real opportunity to shape AI rules before they're finalized. Most eligible companies never participate.
A recurring and telling pattern: employees of an acquired AI company learning about the deal from public reporting rather than…
Certain phrases and structural choices in a funding announcement are a reasonably reliable tell that the round didn't go as…
Not every partnership announcement clears our bar for a standalone story. Here's how we make that call and why we…
Directly asking for confidential deal terms, even when refused, produces a useful signal that a press release alone never will.
Time-to-first-value, not raw capability, is the metric that best predicts whether a new AI feature actually gets used.
Our policy on giving companies a real chance to respond before publishing anything critical, and why we hold to it…
A past correction taught us more about our own process than any story we got right. Here's what changed afterward.
National AI policy debates get most of the coverage. Meaningful, binding AI rules are also emerging at the state and…