Carr said he'll "defer to Secretary Hegseth" if the latter aims to air the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan on broadcast TV.
Ning Xu's winning entry to Nikon Instruments' Small World in Motion competition was ineligible due to AI, a spokesperson for the contest told Gizmodo.
Meet the new low, it's actually somehow worse than the old low.
Thiel's 'Antichrist' lecture series in Nashville is reportedly focused on casting AI regulation advocates as antichrist enablers.
Vice President JD Vance announced that Microsoft and several other tech firms can no longer participate in a program to provide legal residency to skilled foreign workers.
A new lawsuit alleges DHS agents drove by observers' and protestors' homes to intimidate them and added their names to Homeland Security's investigations system, according to Wired.
The EU executive branch implemented a non-US-made backup to Teams. One staffer called it "absolute sh*t".
The winner of Nikon's 2026 Small World In Motion contest said he used AI to post-process real video.
None of the instances of what OpenAI calls “misaligned agent activity" have been as severe as the Hugging Face attack so far, the company said in a blog post.
That's one way to say hasta la vista to intellectual property.
Soaring AI demand and surging RAM prices are making bank for Micron, the U.S.'s only high-bandwidth memory manufacturer.
It's not clear how many of the over 3 million troops and others in a breached Pentagon database lost information like Social Security numbers to hackers.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has tapped Newt Gingrich, Palmer Luckey, and Elon Musk to write a report on the future of warfare.
One false positive, though.
OpenAI has "got to be able to make confident safety claims" before an IPO, Altman told reporters.
The FBI isn't mad, it's tracking the hackers, actually.
White House officials tried to convince the USPS to agree to a plan requiring mail-in ballots be sent via Certified Mail.
Because fuel inefficiency and smog are Americans' most popular issues right now.
Gates warned on 'Meet the Press' that if no one does anything, AI could "drive events that, you know, cause a billion deaths."
Automattic reportedly has new board members, advisers, and counsel after the old board failed to oust CEO Matt Mullenweg.
