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Microsoft President Brad Smith calls for binding global AI safety rules, backing UK leadership and independent testing as concerns over rogue AI agents grow.
The US suspends Microsoft, Adobe and six major IT firms from a green card labour certification program over alleged fraud, blocking new and pending applications.
A federal judge ruled a warrantless Flock license plate search violated the Fourth Amendment, suppressing evidence gathered after the database query.
Slovenia’s .si domain registrations surged after President Trump ordered U.S. agencies to use “SI” for super intelligence, drawing interest from domain buyers.
President Trump and AI leaders have signed a voluntary AI safety pledge focused on frontier models, but the published agreement included a spelling error.
King Charles calls on AI leaders to develop safeguards as technology executives and officials discuss AI risks and opportunities.
European founders and investors are urging lawmakers to preserve EU Inc., a proposed common company framework designed to reduce cross-border business friction.
Google will keep its advertising business after a U.S. court rejected a breakup but ordered changes to its ad-tech practices.
The FTC and 22 states accuse Amazon of secretly increasing advertising costs through hidden changes to auctions that affect millions of sellers.
Blue Voice raises $6 million to develop an AI platform that provides police officers with real-time access to departmental policies and legal guidance.
A federal judge rules the Pentagon’s designation of Anthropic as a supply-chain risk was unlawful, giving the AI company a court victory.
Zillow and Redfin settled an FTC antitrust case over their rental-listing deal, with Redfin required to rebuild and re-enter the rental advertising market.
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