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The State of AI

New developments in AI, and how we are using the novelty at AI Standards — or why we are not.

Anwesh Rath

Dispatches

4 dispatches

Governance and Technology

The AI Agent Problem Nobody Wants to Discuss: Who Is Actually Responsible?

My take

When an AI system begins acting on behalf of an organization, intelligence becomes only one part of the problem. The other part is…

Technology and Human Behavior

AI Is Becoming Invisible. That Might Be Its Most Important Evolution.

My take

The most consequential AI in your life may eventually be the AI you never consciously interact with. Which is precisely why its invisibility…

Opinion and Analysis

We Are Teaching Machines to Think. Are We Forgetting How?

My take

We are investing enormous resources into making artificial intelligence more capable. Perhaps we should devote a little more attention to…

Watching

AI Is Starting to Act, Not Just Answer. Are We Ready for That?

My take

Google's May 2026 announcements are meaningful steps toward useful AI agents, but stronger models and easier agent deployment are not proof…

Verdicts

Developments only. Each one is already in the dispatch list above.

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