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Yuval Levin, senior editor at 'The New Atlantis,' discusses the significance of artificial intelligence in American politics during an interview on School of War. Reflecting on his visit to Anthropic, Levin explores how AI impacts institutions, the military, and future leadership. The article highlights concerns about AI's role in society amidst voter skepticism shown in recent midterms.

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Yuval Levin, senior editor at ‘The New Atlantis,’ recently visited Anthropic to discuss the implications of AI on American institutions, including the military and future experts. Levin views AI as one of the most critical political questions facing the country, noting that it transcends traditional left-right divides. Despite voter concerns reflected in recent midterm referenda, the debate over AI’s role remains unresolved. Levin joined The Free Press's School of War to share insights from his visit, highlighting potential impacts on leadership and expertise development in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

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Yuval Levin ranks AI among the most important political questions facing the country, one with “no left and right.” asserted

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Just last week, the midterms saw voters push back against artificial intelligence in a series of referenda—but the question of its place in American life is far from settled. asserted

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