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  1. Black Olympia typewriter with a sheet of paper reading NewssPOLITICS13 Sep 2026Coxon on Meet the Press: AI risks need global coordination13 Sep 2026: On NBC’s Meet the Press, former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon said AI capabilities could become “quite scary” within six months to a year, called for “global coordination” so the West does not rerun the race with China, and said Congress should let current labs self-regulate in the interim.
  2. Dario Amodei at 10 Downing Street, May 2023POLITICS13 Sep 2026Amodei on CBS: China is the ‘toughest dilemma’ for pacing AI13 Sep 2026: On CBS News Sunday Morning, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said “for too long the industry lied” about AI risks, called China the “toughest dilemma” for his pace-the-frontier plan, and said a global speed limit may be nearly impossible but still worth trying.
  3. Official White House portrait of former U.S. President Barack ObamaPOLITICS13 Sep 2026Obama urges Democrats to put AI oversight at the center of their agenda13 Sep 2026: The New York Times published a partial transcript from Barack Obama’s office of Thursday remarks at a closed-door Manhattan fundraiser — he urged Hakeem Jeffries to build a public AI-policy framework if Democrats take the House, told 2028 candidates to make AI a “central agenda” with a “very clear plan,” and warned the tech could be “dangerous” if left unmanaged in private hands.
  4. Official portrait of U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem JeffriesPOLITICS13 Sep 2026Jeffries: Congress must act urgently to slow AI development13 Sep 2026: On ABC’s This Week, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said lawmakers must act urgently on AI, cited a Democratic AI commission’s coming “aggressive framework,” and said decisive action should slow the pace of development to protect the public — with AI a high priority at Tuesday’s Democratic caucus.
  5. Official portrait of U.S. House Speaker Mike JohnsonPOLITICS13 Sep 2026Speaker Johnson: Congress won’t lead on AI safety regulation13 Sep 2026: On CNN’s State of the Union and NBC’s Meet the Press, House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress will not lead an emergency AI-safety push, urged lab CEOs to take product responsibility, and floated a White House meeting with industry and lawmakers.
  6. Official presidential portrait of Donald J. Trump, January 2025POLITICS13 Sep 2026Trump dismisses AI slowdown calls as ‘very negative forces’13 Sep 2026: At his Ireland golf course, President Donald Trump told reporters he wants the U.S. to stay ahead of China in AI and likened slowdown/regulation pressure to “very negative forces” raising scenarios that “won’t happen.”
  7. Official portrait of Chinese President Xi JinpingPOLITICS13 Sep 2026Xi proposes BRICS AI open-source community at New Delhi summit13 Sep 2026: At Session II of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed that China pioneer a BRICS AI open-source community, support cooperation on large language models, and push a consensus-based global AI governance framework.
  8. David Sacks in the Oval Office, March 2025POLITICS13 Sep 2026David Sacks tells Anthropic and OpenAI: pace the frontier without permission13 Sep 2026: Former White House AI Czar David Sacks posted that if Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman want to “pace the frontier,” they should do it themselves — and stop pretending they need outsiders’ permission, antitrust carve-outs, or a preferred regulatory framework.
  9. Moscow Kremlin towers and golden cathedral domes beyond a river bridgePOLITICS13 Sep 2026Russia’s Dmitriev says AI development can’t be slowed: ‘You can’t put the genie back in the bottle’13 Sep 2026 — Kirill Dmitriev (RFPI head / presidential special representative) told RIA Novosti AI development can’t be slowed despite industry leaders’ safety calls for pacing.
  10. Concrete chapel architecturePOLITICS11 Sep 2026OpenAI says it is endorsing four California AI billsOn 9 September 2026, OpenAI’s Chris Lehane published a policy note saying the company is endorsing four California AI bills now headed to Governor Newsom.