In this episode, we discuss President Trump's new Super Intelligence Force, a federal AI task force led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton with FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson, and whether it will speed up AI development or provide real AI oversight. We then cover the resignation of David Robinson, who led OpenAI's launch safety reports and is now criticizing OpenAI's reliance on iterative deployment and "individual heroics" for AI safety. We also examine Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's proposed AI incident notification channel with China, including his blunt advice that worried AI labs "should slow down." Finally, we look at Kolibri, Aleph Alpha's open weight German and English mixture of experts model released under Apache 2.0 for sovereign AI and self-hosted enterprise use.
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