Posts by Jordi

Reuters says the CFTC is preparing new prediction-market rules after scrutiny of well-timed trades around Trump policy surprises.

CISA is preparing to triage federal cyber risk by real-world consequences as AI shrinks the window between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation.

SpaceX is reportedly pitching orbital AI computing tests by 2027, turning data-center politics into a launch-capacity and infrastructure story.

The Anthropic blacklist fight is a warning that frontier AI policy is becoming a contest over state leverage, platform power, and who gets to build the next layer of infrastructure.

OpenAI’s confidential IPO filing shows the AI race moving from private-company mythology into public-market accountability, where users, investors, and infrastructure costs collide.

A 15-year, 210-megawatt AI data-center lease shows that artificial intelligence is no longer just software policy. It is power, water, grid capacity, and local accountability.

A bipartisan House AI framework shows the real fight is shifting from whether AI should be regulated to who gets to write the operating rules.

South Burlington’s data-center zoning debate shows AI power is moving from model demos into land, electricity, water, tax breaks, and local permitting fights.

OpenAI’s new Lockdown Mode is a reminder that the next AI fight is not just capability. It is whether institutions can use these tools without leaking what they know.