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This Is the Real AI Divide

Whether a model is open or closed, the more important distinction is whether it was built through innovation or through theft.

False Unanimity at the National Academies

When the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine speak, Americans assume they are hearing from thousands of the country's most accomplished researchers. That isn't always true.

Neocons Losing the Great Burrito Debate

Over the past 24 hours, America's hawkish pundits have got deep into the business of how best to cook burritos, how to keep burrito budgets down, and whether kids these days are too profligate with their burrito spending. No, really: this is what happens when commentators refuse to be honest about the consequences of their [...]Read More...

Is Schumer on the Ropes Amid Democrat Divisions?

Far-left candidates are toppling Schumer's establishment picks in key primaries. Could the Senate Minority Leader be facing a challenge to his own leadership? Here's what's happening.

On Michigan, Keep Big Picture in Mind

The first thing to say about Abdul el Sayed's victory in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary is that it's not a story about polls.

USW Leaders Let Grudges Stall Steelworkers

In late April, United Steelworkers (USW) members got a text message that should have been reassuring but, instead, raised more questions than it answered. Union leaders tol

Where'd the Blowout Go for El-Sayed?

Wednesday, August 5th on RealClearPolitics - Joined by RCP Senior Elections Analyst, Sean Trende: 00:00 Michigan Much Closer Than Expected20:23 Max Miller Wo...

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