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India has ordered Elon Musk’s X to make immediate changes to its AI chatbot Grok after concerns over the generation of obscene and sexually explicit content.
Marco Rubio bans the Calibri font at the State Department, citing concerns over DEI and professionalism, and mandates Times New Roman for official documents.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed the RAISE Act, making New York the second U.S. state to pass primary AI safety legislation. The law requires large AI companies to disclose their…
Former British finance minister George Osborne has joined OpenAI as managing director of the OpenAI for Countries initiative, helping expand global partnerships. Osborne's appointment…
Instacart will pay $60 million in refunds to settle FTC claims that it deceived consumers with false advertising, including misleading "free delivery" offers and a false "100% satisfaction…
President Donald Trump’s new AI executive order directs federal agencies to challenge state AI laws in an effort to create a single national framework. Legal experts warn that the move may…
Netflix’s $82.7B acquisition of Warner Bros. reshapes Hollywood, expanding its catalogue with HBO, DC, and major franchises while facing antitrust scrutiny.
A New York Times report explores whether David Sacks’s White House role in AI and crypto may benefit his investments. Sacks denies any conflict of interest.
The Trump administration disbanded DOGE, Elon Musk’s federal cost-cutting team, months before its mandate ended. Critics cite significant fallout and security concerns.
Former FTC chair Lina Khan joins NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s transition team as co-chair, signalling a bold stance on corporate regulation.
Trump Mobile’s missing phone raises ongoing questions about tech promises, regulation, and transparency — and we’re not done asking.
A German court fined Google €572M for abusing its dominance in the price comparison market, with Idealo and Producto winning damages.
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