Not all AI scaling strategies are equal. Longer reasoning chains are not sign of higher intelligence. More compute isn't always the answer.

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The Trump administration is correct that there are significant problems with nationwide injunctions, but Trump’s all-caps complaints on Truth Social mask the serious legal questions behind them.

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