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The U.S. National Security Council will release its first-ever memo on Artificial Intelligence (AI), ordering federal agencies to use the "most powerful" AI systems. Read More.

An intern disrupted ByteDance's AI training, leading to their dismissal, raising concerns about AI security and corporate responsibility. Read More.

American Academy of Sciences and Letters honors Dr. Jay Bhattacharya with highest award. Read More.

“We remain deeply concerned about The Times’ owner’s decision to block a planned endorsement.” Read More.

England, not Russia, is the culprit in a real foreign election interference story, as the leaked Stateside plans of an advisory group with close ties to Prime Minister Keir Starmer show. Read More.

Gone are the days where the biggest concern is students drawing alien ears on their science teacher or printing images of a friend’s face connected to a four-legged body with scales and a tail. Read More.

WHO chief doubles down on demands for Big Tech censorship amid ongoing pandemic treaty negotiations. Read More.

Researchers say that artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have become much more liberal over time with their answers regarding gun control and crime. Read More.

Alcon Entertainment, the production company behind the sci-fi film Blade Runner 2049, has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk, Tesla, and Warner Bros. Discovery for alleged copyright infringement. The production company claims they denied Musk's usage of material from the film due to his support of Donald Trump and his "highly politicized, capricious and arbitrary behavior, which sometimes veers into hate speech." Read More.

Musk’s evolution into a die-hard Trump supporter comes after years of increasingly aggressive probes into his four companies by the Biden administration. Some probes are seemingly frivolous and others raise potentially serious concerns. But there's no doubt the maverick is in the crosshairs of several federal agencies. Read More.

A California court dismissed class action certification for a lawsuit filed by a former employee that accused Twitter of not paying laid off workers bonuses that were allegedly promised. Read More.

The CBS “news” organization has finally broken its silence on its fraudulent interview with Kamala Harris, where they cut and replaced her statements in response to a question. Read More.

Meta’s senior software engineer recently admitted to an undercover journalist at O’Keeffe Media Group that Facebook censors conservatives. Read More.

A leading Eurocrat has called for more controls on speech in order to confront so-called "disinformation narratives" within the bloc. Read More.

Bill Gates has voiced strong support for what his foundation, along with the EU, the UN, and the World Economic Forum (WEF) refer to as digital public infrastructure (DPI), and its key parts – digital IDs and payments. Read More.