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Monday, September 14, 2026
AI Lately

AI is about people, and what they have been up to lately.

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Fidji SimoNscaleas Independent Director· Sep 11Josh EngelsMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Joe BentonMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Alan DuongCrux AIas Chief Development Officer· Sep 10Paul ChristianoOpenAI Foundationas Board Member, Safety and Security Committee· Sep 9Jacob CoxonIndependentas Independent AI Safety Advocate· Sep 8Geoffrey IrvingMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8Paul ChristianoMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8Fidji SimoNscaleas Independent Director· Sep 11Josh EngelsMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Joe BentonMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Alan DuongCrux AIas Chief Development Officer· Sep 10Paul ChristianoOpenAI Foundationas Board Member, Safety and Security Committee· Sep 9Jacob CoxonIndependentas Independent AI Safety Advocate· Sep 8Geoffrey IrvingMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8Paul ChristianoMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8

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Elon Musk

Mentioned in 3 pieces; the desk has recorded zero standalone moves so far.

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In the archive

  • Capital & Markets

    The 2026 Megaround League Table

    Nine confirmed 2026 financings past $500 million reveal a lopsided race, where Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Ali Ghodsi command sums once reserved for national infrastructure while founder-scientist labs stall.

  • Safety & Security

    The Signal Brief: Monday's Manifesto, Market Rout, and the Guardrails Clash

    Dario Amodei's weekend essay calling for AI to pace its own frontier won rival endorsements within hours, erased tens of billions in market value, and collided with a White House that brands safety guardrails a conspiracy.

  • Safety & Security

    The Caution Cartel: How Four Rival AI Chiefs Agreed to Brake Together

    Dario Amodei's essay calling for a deliberate AI slowdown won public backing from Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Demis Hassabis within a day, turning four competitors into a coordinated bloc that markets, Congress and the White House are still struggling to answer.