Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched an investigation into OpenAI and ChatGPT, raising issues related to public safety and national security.
Additionally, Clavicular has been officially added to the lineup for the White House Correspondents’ Association events.
The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has released a video indicating plans to strike OpenAI’s new data center in Abu Dhabi in response to potential US attacks on Iran’s power infrastructure.
A recent report highlights that robotaxi companies are not revealing how often their remote operators step in to assist self-driving vehicles.
Murphy Campbell faces an AI impersonator on Spotify and a troll asserting copyright over her renditions of public domain ballads on YouTube.
In the wake of the shooting involving UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, New York legislators are urging 3D printing firms to prevent the production of firearms.
Elon Musk is gearing up for a series of significant events, including exciting Tesla updates, a heated legal dispute with OpenAI, and the upcoming SpaceX IPO. Whether you’re a fan or not, there’s no escaping the buzz!
Bondi’s departure comes shortly after Kristi Noem, the former DHS secretary, stepped down.
Teddy Martin, an engineer who was let go from Pinterest for revealing a tool that highlighted layoffs, is now speaking out and exploring potential legal actions.
Antitrust regulators, both past and present, shared contrasting perspectives on enforcement challenges amid increasing corporate lobbying efforts.
Artemis II aims to establish a future Moon base, but are NASA’s ambitions at odds with international law?
The massive turnout at No Kings protests is redefining classic American symbols, with the left now adopting imagery such as the flag and the Constitution.
Apple has established a significant presence in the digital landscape, and its dominance in mobile computing has raised concerns among regulators and competitors alike in recent years.
Recent jury decisions in New Mexico and Los Angeles have held Meta and YouTube accountable for negatively impacting children, though the full consequences of these rulings are still uncertain.
Twenty activists from CODEPINK were temporarily held by Customs and Border Protection agents, with 18 of them having their phones confiscated during the incident.
The FCC has certified a device that looks to be the T1 Phone from Trump Mobile, indicating that a launch could be on the horizon.