U.S. spurns U.N.-led AI oversight at General Assembly
The U.S. rejected calls for centralized global oversight of artificial intelligence at the United Nations General Assembly, setting up a...
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Federal judge greenlights $1.5 billion payout in authors’ lawsuit over Anthropic’s alleged use of pirated books to train AI
A federal judge in San Francisco granted preliminary approval to a $1.5 billion settlement resolving claims that Anthropic used hundreds...
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Chinese distributor slammed for AI-altering a gay wedding into a straight couple in body-horror film “Together”
A U.S. distributor condemned a Chinese studio for what it called an unauthorized AI edit that changed a same-sex wedding...
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Guterres to Security Council: Algorithms must not decide humanity’s destiny
The United Nations’ top official warned the Security Council that artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly to remain ungoverned, urging...
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Trump Administration Teams Up With Elon Musk’s xAI to Accelerate Governmentwide AI, Citing ‘Benefit to the Country’
The General Services Administration struck an agreement giving federal agencies access to xAI’s Grok 4 and Grok 4 Fast through...
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Meta Boosts AI Political Spending With New Super PAC
Meta Platforms has launched a new Super PAC to support candidates favorable to the artificial-intelligence industry, its second political committee...
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AI boom adds urgency for Congress to fast-track U.S. energy buildout
The accelerating demand for electricity from AI-driven data centers is sharpening calls in Washington to streamline permitting for energy infrastructure....
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Inside the AI data-center boom: what makes them different—and why they’re costing trillions
Investors are pouring an estimated $3 trillion into AI-ready data centers through 2029, according to Morgan Stanley, as hyperscalers race...
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Which careers will AI disrupt—and which will endure?
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the labor market, accelerating automation in routine “knowledge work” while leaving fields anchored in trust, regulation...
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Nobel laureates urge binding global ‘red lines’ for artificial intelligence
More than 200 political and scientific leaders—including 10 Nobel laureates and AI pioneers Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio—called for a...
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