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Anthropic has accused operators linked to Alibaba of trying to extract capabilities from Claude, turning a technical dispute over AI training into a larger fight about security, competition and...
A new report on immigration enforcement technology is putting ICE's expanding surveillance budget under sharper scrutiny.
Slate is trying to answer a question that has bothered the electric vehicle market for years: whether a cheaper, simpler truck can win buyers who have been priced out or turned off by luxury EVs.
A Chinese supercomputer has displaced U.S. machines at the top of the global performance rankings, marking the first time since 2017 that China has led the closely watched TOP500 list.
Five Eyes cyber agencies have moved artificial intelligence risk out of the future-tense debate and into the current boardroom.
The UK plans facial age estimation for asylum cases despite tests showing error risks that could alter child protection decisions.
Nobel-winning AlphaFold researcher John Jumper is leaving Google DeepMind for Anthropic as AI talent competition intensifies.
Ohio can restore its parental-consent social media law for minors after a divided Sixth Circuit ruling against NetChoice.
Russian families are turning to AI avatars of dead soldiers, raising questions about grief, consent and the data behind digital replicas.
An EU order requiring Meta to open WhatsApp access to OpenAI and other AI rivals would reshape platform control and competition.
Seattle has put a temporary freeze on large new data centers, turning the home region of Amazon and Microsoft into a test case for how cities respond when AI infrastructure collides with electricity, water and...
EU regulators ordered Meta to restore WhatsApp access for rival AI chatbot makers while an antitrust probe continues.