A researcher named Jacob Coxon recently walked away from Anthropic, one of the companies sitting at the front edge of the artificial intelligence revolution. Coxon had also worked at OpenAI. He wasn’t watching this industry from the cheap seats. He had spent years inside two of the companies actually building the technology. And when he left Anthropic, his concern wasn’t simply that artificial intelligence is scary. It was that the race to build increasingly powerful systems

Donald Trump loves a hard hat. Few politicians have worked harder to associate themselves with the imagery of blue-collar America: factory floors, steel mills, coal mines, construction sites, truck drivers, welders and machinists. Put Trump in front of a row of workers wearing reflective vests and you've got the visual shorthand for an entire political identity: This is the president of the working man. Trump loves the hard hat and the factory photo op—but his labor policies