China’s Agent Rules + Baseten’s Latest

China’s Agent Rules + Baseten’s Latest

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The Cognitive Revolution’s daily show with Nathan and Pash covers a dense 24-to-48-hour news cycle headlined by the Jacob Coxon story — an AI safety whistleblower whose viral post and coordinated media rollout (including appearances on Anderson Cooper and Brett Baier) triggered an intense backlash from critics alleging a well-funded PR operation designed to push AI regulation. The hosts analyze the coordination pattern: Coxon’s Wall Street Journal exclusive dropped 18 minutes before his own post, and the first three retweets came from major AI restriction policy advocates with overlapping funders including Skype co-founder Jaan Tallinn and Anthropic early backers.

China’s newly released rules governing AI agents are also dissected, including what enforcement mechanisms exist and how they interact with the broader US-China AI competition. The episode weighs whether any meaningful deal is achievable at an upcoming Trump-Xi summit, with the consensus being low expectations: China views GPU concessions as a precondition for any arms-control-style agreement, and historical precedent suggests agreed incident channels often go unanswered.

Baseten’s latest infrastructure developments round out the episode. Throughout, both hosts bring first-hand perspective — Nathan received a call from CNN International during the recording — making this a useful real-time snapshot of the AI policy and ecosystem landscape as of September 10, 2026.


📺 Source: Cognitive Revolution “How AI Changes Everything” · Published September 10, 2026
🏷️ Format: Podcast

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