A federal judge orders the Justice Department to provide definitive confirmation on whether the $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund established under Trump is effectively terminated.
The Department of Justice opened an inquiry into Arizona State University after videos suggested ongoing race-based discrimination under a rebranded DEI program.
A coalition of nearly 400 local newspapers has sued Microsoft and OpenAI, accusing them of unauthorized use of copyrighted news articles to train AI products without compensation.
At the annual BIO conference, biotech executives focused on navigating U.S. political dynamics, rising AI costs, and global competition, especially from China.
A recent poll reveals widespread public fear about an AI-driven economic bubble as soaring investments in artificial intelligence raise doubts about its financial returns.
Senate Democrats introduced a resolution demanding the Department of Justice withdraw a controversial memo that questions key protections for disabled people living outside institutions.
The FDA’s breakthrough device pipeline now includes a growing number of generative AI-based tools, signaling rapid adoption of AI in healthcare innovation.
Valve’s requirement for AI use disclosures on Steam faces sharp criticism from Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, who warns it could unfairly harm developers and stifle innovation.
Weeks before the Justice Department settled its antitrust case against Live Nation, former President Trump privately discussed the lawsuit with Live Nation's CEO.
US House Democrats have formally requested the SEC clarify its regulatory approach to AI-driven trading advisors amid concerns over investor protection and market integrity.
Two research teams developed the first operational nuclear clocks based on thorium-229, advancing timekeeping precision with potential impacts on navigation and fundamental physics.
The American Arbitration Association and partners unveiled the Legal Context Protocol to establish a legal framework for AI agent-driven transactions in commerce.