AI Policy and Ethics Commentary from Jack Clark

  • Jose Antonio Gastelum
  • 15.07.2026
Jack Clark: Third-party testing urged for AI standards and policy development
Calls for third-party testing of cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems are gaining momentum. Jack Clark stated that consensus is emerging among AI leaders to engage independent parties in ...
  • Dan Blystone
  • 12.07.2026
Jack Clark notes Import AI pause driven by family and England world cup
Import AI, curated by Jack Clark, will not be published this week. According to Clark, the decision comes as a result of personal obligations related to parenting and the ongoing England world cup ...
  • Andreas Kristo
  • 03.07.2026
Jack Clark: Nature-inspired imagery emerges during hiking experience
Jack Clark shared an evocative account of encountering an unusually shaped tree base during a recent hike. The scene, described as resembling a wooden hand clutching at the earth, was accentuated ...
  • Emilio Ghigini
  • 04.06.2026
Jack Clark notes fan video provides new option for toddler-friendly content
Jack Clark commented on the range of entertainment options available to families with young children. In a recent social media post, Clark suggested that parents of excitable toddlers who are ...
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 21.05.2026
Jack Clark: State capacity grows as advanced technology informs governance
The continued integration of advanced technology into governmental processes is producing rapid benefits for society. Jack Clark observes that many emerging technology concepts not only generate ...
  • Jose Antonio Gastelum
  • 10.05.2026
Jack Clark: Juergen Schmidhuber produced key papers on handwriting recognition and computer vision
Juergen Schmidhuber made significant contributions to artificial intelligence during the 2010s, according to Jack Clark. In a recent social media post, Clark referenced Schmidhuber’s early ...
  • Yaroslav Dmytrenko
  • 07.05.2026
Jack Clark notes new analysis challenges his 2028 RSI projection
Industry experts are engaging in a debate over the pace of progress toward reaching 60 percent Robustly Safe Intelligence (RSI) by the end of 2028. Jack Clark referenced a detailed analysis by ...