
Anthropic and U.S. Government to Face Off in D.C. Court Over AI Blacklisting
A federal court will hear arguments after the Department of Defense designated the AI startup a supply chain risk, a move the company is challenging in court.
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A federal court will hear arguments after the Department of Defense designated the AI startup a supply chain risk, a move the company is challenging in court.

The company is moving thousands of workers into AI-focused roles two days before a planned reduction of 10 percent of its total workforce.

A California jury ruled unanimously that Elon Musk waited too long to file his legal claims against OpenAI and its leadership.

A unanimous verdict found that Musk filed his claims against the AI company and its CEO too late, dismissing allegations that Altman 'stole a charity'.

President Trump and Energy Secretary Chris Wright are seeking to keep coal energy sources active to support the electricity needs of a robust grid.

Researchers and security experts warn that AI tools can now assist in designing toxins and pathogens, potentially bypassing existing bioweapon controls.

The preprint repository will implement one-year bans for authors who submit papers with incontrovertible evidence of unchecked AI-generated work.

Research published in Nature finds that government-controlled media shapes AI chatbot responses by flooding training data with biased content.

A newly disclosed exploit dubbed 'YellowKey' allows attackers with physical access to bypass BitLocker and gain unrestricted access to encrypted drives.

US officials believe Iranian hackers targeted systems that monitor fuel levels in storage tanks serving gas stations across multiple states.

The company is introducing a new experience for U.S. Pro users that integrates financial accounts via Plaid to provide personalized budgeting and portfolio tracking.

The AI startup has reportedly enlisted an outside law firm to evaluate its options following a breakdown in its two-year relationship with the iPhone maker.

The company stated that hackers accessed employee devices via a compromised open-source library, though user data and production systems remained unaffected.

Elon Musk's xAI company is under legal scrutiny for operating nearly 50 natural gas turbines without permits at its Colossus 2 facility in Southaven.

The autonomous vehicle company issued a voluntary recall to fix software issues that could allow vehicles to drive into standing water.

The European Commission is developing the Digital Fairness Act to ban manipulative social media features and tighten age verification for children.

A federal lawsuit alleges that the creator of ChatGPT provided information that helped a suspect plan a deadly 2025 shooting at Florida State University.

A new IBM report indicates that most companies are now staffing Chief AI Officer roles as artificial intelligence restructures corporate leadership.

The AI chipmaker is considering increasing its offering price and the number of shares available as investor interest climbs.

The Federal Aviation Administration is implementing a new AI-driven system called SMART to predict airspace congestion and reduce burdens on air traffic controllers.

A study published in Nature finds TikTok's recommendation system systematically favored pro-Republican content in three US states leading up to the 2024 elections.

A breach of the Canvas academic platform has caused widespread disruption for students and educators in the US, Canada, and Australia during final exam periods.

The Department of Defense has made public a series of "never-before-seen" documents regarding unidentified anomalous phenomena, stating the public may draw its own conclusions.

The company is considering merging Disney+ with services for theme parks and cruise lines to create a single mobile ecosystem.