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AI firm OpenAI and chipmaker Nvidia announced a $100 billion investment deal to deploy 10 gigawatts to power data centers beginning in 2026. Read More.

The new logic of frictionless fatalities leaves us to an automated fate. Read More.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls President Donald Trump tech investment deal the biggest package in British history, featuring quantum computing and fusion energy. Read More.

Neuralink Corp., Elon Musk’s brain implant company, plans to launch a clinical trial in the US in October aiming to use its device to translate thoughts into text, potentially opening up new possibilities for speech-impaired people to communicate. Read More.

Jared Kushner says federal service offers career growth, learning, and networks. "It's a two-year business school stint." Read More.

OpenAI announced new and upcoming ChatGPT teen safety features on Tuesday, including age prediction technology and a variety of parental controls. Read More.

When AI systems invert political violence to protect leftist narratives, the stakes become life and death Read More.

“His assassination has galvanized so many young people around this country.” Read More.

Rivet Industries' CEO spent a decade in Big Tech before pivoting to military technology development, now bolstering the U.S. Army's capabilities with a $195 million contract. Read More.

Here's how the books were 'published' so fast. Read More.

The gaming platform Roblox has taken down more than 100 experiences about Charlie Kirk after the Turning Point USA founder was fatally shot in Utah. Read More.

Shares in vaccine stocks were sharply lower on Friday after a report that the Trump administration is set to announce the deaths of 25 children linked to COVID-19 vaccines, according to the Washington Post. Read More.

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison's net worth has surged by more than $100 billion this week as Ellison closes in on Elon Musk's title as the world's wealthiest person. Read More.

New Christian values index screens S&P 500 companies based on involvement in abortion, gambling, tobacco and other activities conflicting with evangelical religious beliefs. Read More.

“Having a silly cartoon character be the focus of the promotion loses the target audience: middle school and high school students.” Read More.