Rising Anxiety Over AI Job Displacement Intensifies Among Younger Americans
Increasing numbers of Americans, especially younger adults, express concern that artificial intelligence will lead to significant job losses in the near future.
Increasing numbers of Americans, especially younger adults, express concern that artificial intelligence will lead to significant job losses in the near future.
A new US bill aims to give the government a 50% ownership in key AI firms, seeking direct control over development and profits in the rapidly evolving sector.
An independent mock-up of a police AI system challenges Flock Safety’s assertion that its surveillance cameras only read license plates and cannot track individuals.
San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose are pioneering AI applications in municipal operations, aiming to streamline services and enhance public safety through innovative technology.
Oxmiq Labs showcased its High-Bandwidth Flash technology as a new capacity tier for AI inference workloads during Hot Chips 2026, emphasizing efficiency and scalability.
A damaged AI-powered traffic camera in Massachusetts has triggered a police probe, intensifying discussions about the role of automated surveillance tools in law enforcement.
Several states are introducing laws to limit confidentiality around AI data centers, aiming to enhance oversight and protect public interests as AI usage surges.
Senator John Fetterman cautions against exaggerated fears of AI and data centers, emphasizing that U.S. leadership in technology and energy is crucial to counter China’s growing influence.
A Twitch streamer has filed a proposed class action against Amazon, accusing the company of using his and other streamers’ content to train AI without consent.
Despite rising concerns among AI experts about existential threats, key AI safety bills face stalled progress as Congress remains divided and unlikely to act soon.
Nintendo has escalated its legal actions against Switch emulator projects, issuing DMCA takedown notices targeting more than 400 repositories on GitHub to combat piracy.
NASA’s Dragonfly spacecraft, a nuclear-powered rotorcraft set to launch in 2028, will investigate Saturn’s largest moon Titan for signs of past or present life using advanced flight and scientific instruments.