New York State has enacted a temporary one-year moratorium on the construction of new large data centers to evaluate their environmental effects.
A Minnesota woman is taking legal action to recover her phone, which was confiscated by Customs and Border Protection.
Bill Pulte’s selection as director of national intelligence has complicated the Republican Party’s efforts to push through their reauthorization agenda.
Kevin O’Leary, known from Shark Tank, has decided to downsize his Project Stratos data center following concerns raised by local residents.
President Donald Trump has enacted an executive order to establish a system of voluntary oversight for frontier AI models prior to their launch.
As ICE intensifies its street operations, court documents reveal a significant focus on Latino individuals.
In the end, Anthropic and OpenAI will have invested millions in their ongoing rivalry, but the true beneficiary might just be the individual at the center of their conflict.
In a recent encyclical, Pope Leo XIV highlighted the potential risks of unchecked AI development and proposed strategies to safeguard humanity amid swift technological progress.
Cox Media and two marketing agencies face penalties for misleadingly promoting a service likened to the dystopian themes of Black Mirror.
Despite two media samples being showcased, there’s no evidence that any T1 Phones have been delivered to customers yet.
Google has officially appealed a decision that deemed it to have an unlawful monopoly in online search, asserting that its competitive practices are based on merit.
YouTube, Snap, and TikTok have reached settlements, yet thousands of cases remain pending.
During the Luigi Mangione hearing in New York, a number of his supporters attended with city-issued press passes. This raises the question: who qualifies as press in a case heavily influenced by public opinion?
Competing AI firms are pouring millions into super PACs to target congressional candidates and undermine one another.
Democratic lawmakers held an unofficial hearing on Capitol Hill to examine the settlement between the Trump administration and Live Nation-Ticketmaster.
The jury has cleared Musk and Altman of all charges, citing the statute of limitations as the reason for their dismissal.