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SEC cost crypto firms $426M under Gensler — Blockchain Association
The Blockchain Association said its member companies reported spending $426 million in defensive litigation against the SEC under Chair Gary Gensler. Read More.
FTC Chair Lina Khan Faces Backlash for Alleged Targeting of Musk’s Twitter Takeover
The House Judiciary Committee has accused FTC Chair Lina Khan, appointed by President Biden, of using the agency’s powers to target Elon Musk’s Twitter. Read More.
Dems Panicked That Secretive Government Censorship Agency Will Be Terminated If Trump Wins
With its censorship capacity limited and reputational cancellation attempts no longer working the way they once did, the regime has largely resorted to a combination of law fare (and potentially assassination) to go after Trump Read More.
YouTube May Be Suppressing The Rogan/Trump Podcast And Bombarding It With Kamala Ads
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The Harris Campaign Manipulates Reddit To Control The Platform
The Kamala Harris campaign has launched an effort to flood Reddit with pro-Harris political content to try to sway the election. Read More.
Industry leaders back open-source AI definition
The Open Source Initiative (OSI) has unveiled a definition framework to evaluate whether AI systems can be classified as open-source. Read More.
MIT Schwarzman College of Computing launches postdoctoral program to advance AI across disciplines
MIT Schwarzman College of Computing launched the Tayebati Postdoctoral Fellowship Program to support leading postdocs to bring cutting-edge AI to bear on research in scientific discovery or music. Read More.
Federal agencies ordered to use ‘most powerful’ AI systems in first-ever National Security Memo on AI
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.
Intern allegedly sabotages ByteDance AI project
An intern disrupted ByteDance's AI training, leading to their dismissal, raising concerns about AI security and corporate responsibility. Read More.
Stanford doctor hailed as ‘intellectual freedom’ leader for challenging gov’t on COVID-19
American Academy of Sciences and Letters honors Dr. Jay Bhattacharya with highest award. Read More.
LA Times Guild begs subscribers not to cancel after editor resigns over owner’s refusal to allow paper to endorse Kamala Harris
“We remain deeply concerned about The Times’ owner’s decision to block a planned endorsement.” Read More.
British Advisors to Kamala Harris Hope to "Kill Musk's Twitter"
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.
How Schools Across America Are Struggling With AI Deepfakes
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.
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WHO Chief Doubles Down on Free Speech Crackdown
WHO chief doubles down on demands for Big Tech censorship amid ongoing pandemic treaty negotiations. Read More.
Report: AI Chatbots Give Increasingly Liberal Answers To Questions On Gun Control And Crime
Researchers say that artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have become much more liberal over time with their answers regarding gun control and crime. Read More.
