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Jennifer Huddleston and Sarah Myers West on Artificial Intelligence Regulation
AI Now's Co-Executive Director Sarah Myers West joined the Washington Journal to talk about how artificial intelligence should be regulated.
C-SPAN
Oct 8, 2026
‘Silent Cold War’: Why calls to slow AI have sparked new US–China frontier
Calls by technology leaders to slow AI’s development raise questions about their ability and willingness to control the technology, according to Aya Ibrahim, Senior Economic and National Security Fellow at the AI Now Institute.
Al Jazeera
Sep 14, 2026
AI race with China risks ‘a race to the bottom’, expert warns
Aya Ibrahim, Senior Economic and National Security Fellow, told Al Jazeera that messages from world leaders raise doubts about how they intend to use AI.
Al Jazeera
Sep 13, 2026
Life Under the Algorithm
AI Now's Katie Wells co-authors this piece with Veena Dubal in the Fall 2026 Issue, exploring how algorithmic wages and prices are reshaping our lives.
Dissent Magazine
Sep 8, 2026
Tech backlash reaches fever pitch as AI angst collides with social media fears
“If this technology takes off in the way that you see the CEOs of AI Labs talking about, we’re facing a significant impact to our economy, to people’s jobs, to their sense of agency,” Sarah Myers West.
CNBC
Aug 29, 2026
As Meta Agrees to $17B Settlement, Now Is the Time to Regulate AI Before It’s Too Late: Amba Kak
Amba Kak, the co-executive director of AI Now Institute, joins Democracy Now for a wide-ranging discussion on tech policy, regulation, and accountability.
Democracy Now!
Aug 27, 2026
Episode 20: Resisting AI Data Centers, with Alli Finn and Matt Rodriguez
Alli Finn, Director of Community Partnerships, joined the Dreaming Against the Machine podcast to talk about the speed and scale of data center construction, its impact on surrounding communities, and how people can fight back.
Dreaming Against the Machine
Aug 25, 2026
Data Centers Are Spreading. So Are Moratoriums.
Concerns about environmental impacts from data centers have dovetailed with a broader backlash to AI. Dozens of jurisdictions have adopted or debated moratoriums, hoping for more time to adopt robust regulations — or for the AI bubble to burst.
Governing
Aug 20, 2026
The New, Secret White House AI Rulebook
The Trump Administration's new framework for reviewing security risks in AI models isn’t public, and neither are the government’s evaluations. So, argues Aya Ibrahim, Senior Economic and National Security Fellow at AI Now Institute, the public “can’t scrutinize the quality or the relevance of the benchmarks that these companies are meeting or not."
The Dispatch
Aug 7, 2026
How to fight a data center
All of that might make it feel like opposing AI infrastructure is impossible, but that's not how Aya Ibrahim, senior economic and security fellow at AI Now sees it. "It feels impossible until it's not, and we have no choice but to figure this out."
Engadget
Jul 31, 2026
How AI Keeps Europe Hooked on US Cloud
AI Now's Frederike Kaltheuner and Leevi Saari argue why European AI Sovereignty is intricately connected to its existing dependence on three US cloud providers: Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.
Tech Policy Press
Jun 29, 2026
Europe’s AI Sovereignty Problem Runs Far Deeper Than Frontier Access
AI Now's Frederike Kaltheuner and Leevi Saari make the case that Europe’s AI market is deeply entangled with the ecosystems of dominant US players, in ways that boosting both supply and demand alone cannot disentangle.
Tech Policy Press
Jun 15, 2026
Anthropic says the world should have option to ‘pause’ on AI
Some experts, however, suggested that there could be more hype behind Anthropic’s Mythos announcement than substance, especially given the vagueness with which the company described some of Mythos’s capabilities. Heidy Khlaaf, the chief AI scientist at the AI Now Institute, called the announcement of Mythos “a marketing post”.
The Guardian
Jun 5, 2026
Series: What Europe’s AI Market Actually Looks Like
In this 3-part mini series, AI Now's Frederike Kaltheuner and Leevi Saari explore Europe's AI market, how it's entangled with US systems and companies, and where it's headed.
Tech Policy Press
Jun 4, 2026
To Save Democracy, We Need to Reimagine the Economy
When your paycheck is determined by an opaque algorithm that pits you against your neighbor in a race to the bottom, the political agency required for a functioning democracy evaporates.
TIME
Jun 2, 2026
Union Seeks Ban on ‘Surveillance Pricing’ at Grocery Stores
As grocery stories roll out electronic shelf labels, AI Now's Dr. Katie Wells comments on the lack of transparency and accountability around whether retailers use algorithmic pricing practices.
Civil Eats
May 19, 2026