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If AI is set to transform every industry, it should also reshape how we govern — including how we make laws and craft policy. On May 15, 2025 in Washington, D.C. I'll be hosting the inaugural convening of the AI-Enabled Policymaking Project (AIPP), a new R&D and product lab I https://t.co/CBuwnSYQln

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Now is perhaps the time to examine this transition systemically. To prototype the institutions, instruments, and intelligence infrastructures that can thrive in this new landscape. To design not just for simplistic returns, but for capacity to navigate the systemic complexity unfolding.

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