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Sriram Krishnan is stepping down from his position as White House AI advisor after helping shape the administration’s artificial intelligence strategy. His departure comes as AI policy and…
Publishers will gain the right to opt out of AI-powered search features under new regulations aimed at improving content control, transparency, and digital rights.
President Trump signed a narrower AI executive order that introduces voluntary government reviews of advanced AI models after concerns from technology companies.
Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI is drawing attention to the company’s AI safety policies, governance decisions, and development practices.
Barry Diller says he trusts Sam Altman, but believes trust could become irrelevant as artificial general intelligence rapidly advances.
Pennsylvania has sued Character.AI after allegations that a chatbot posed as a licensed doctor, raising concerns about AI safety and misinformation.
Anthropic’s relationship with the Trump administration shows signs of improvement, reflecting shifting dynamics between AI companies and US political leadership.
A stalking victim has sued OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT fueled her abuser’s delusions and failed to act on repeated warnings about misuse.
Florida’s Attorney General is investigating OpenAI over a possible connection to the FSU shooting, raising concerns about AI use and accountability.
Anthropic may be limiting the release of Mythos, raising questions about AI safety, internet impact, and whether the move protects users or the company.
Trump’s proposed AI framework seeks to limit state-level regulations and places greater responsibility on parents for protecting children online.
Employees from OpenAI and Google have voiced support for Anthropic in a U.S. Department of Defence lawsuit, highlighting growing tensions over AI safety and military use.
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