Tech titans including Musk, Zuckerberg, and Huang converge in Washington for AI forum
Hosted by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
Huawei and the Land of Magical Thinking
Did Huawei and SMIC break the laws of physics?
US bans sale of top Nvidia and AMD AI chips to the Middle East
The A100 and H100 have been restricted over concerns of resales to China
Meta says Chinese law enforcement linked to world's largest covert influence operation
Some of the pro-Chinese, anti-US headlines included claims about Covid-19's origins
"My Pillow Guy" unveils his lofty plan to prevent election fraud and it involves drones
The plan could conflict with various laws concerning criminal trespass and unmanned aircraft
Study reveals left-wing bias in ChatGPT's responses (Correction: it doesn't)
"AI systems could replicate, or even amplify, existing challenges posed by the internet and social media"
The United States government will let AI companies self-regulate for their own good
Seven leading corporations have agreed to somewhat "manage" the risks posed by AI
Spanish labor minister wants to provide €20,000 to every young Spaniard upon reaching adulthood
Forward-looking: Spain will hold a vote on July 23, and Yolanda Díaz, the woman aspiring to become the country's first female prime minister, is prepared for a fight. Díaz has put forward an exceptionally progressive political agenda, which involves a contentious universal payment aimed at providing young people with the necessary funds for pursuing their education or starting a new business.
An Excel mistake resulted in Austrian political party announcing the wrong leader
A bad day at the office
A new bipartisan bill wants to improve cybersecurity of the US voting system
Providing some good old pentesting to those insecure voting machines
Taiwan wouldn't tolerate US attempts to bomb TSMC in event of China takeover
Comments about the fate of TSMC during a Chinese invasion escalate further
The Biden administration wants to impose a 30% tax on electricity used for crypto mining
The tax could generate around $3.5 billion over ten years
New European Commission rules for 19 tech giants could spell trouble for Twitter
"Today is the D(SA)-Day for digital regulation"
Europe will invest €43 billion to make its own microchips
A European Chips Act to play catch-up with the US and Asia
Social media influencers could get their own White House briefing room as Biden looks to younger voters
Ahead of next year's election
WTF?! Just how much influence do influencers really have? The Biden administration certainly doesn't underestimate the hold these social media stars have on young people. According to a new report, they may be given their own briefing room at the White House as part of a strategy to reach younger demographics ahead of next year's election.
Biden says that it "remains to be seen" if AI is dangerous
The President had a warning for AI companies
Kremlin officials told to get rid of their iPhones, or give them to "the kids"
The Kremlin doesn't trust iPhones
What just happened? The Kremlin has told staff involved in President Vladimir Putin's 2024 re-election campaign to get rid of their iPhones before the end of this month over fears that western intelligence agencies could be using them for surveillance purposes. Those who would rather not throw their expensive handset away have been advised to "give it to the kids."
Former Trump official claims the US would destroy TSMC plants were China to invade Taiwan
Former national security advisor thinks control of TSMC would make China the OPEC of semiconductors
Personal data of US House and Senate members offered for sale following healthcare hack
The DC Health Link breach saw 170,000 records compromised
White House supports Senate bill that would enable US to ban TikTok
TikTok has almost 100 million active users in the US
Senators tell Zuckerberg to keep the metaverse an adults-only space
Another blow for the struggling Horizon Worlds app
No porn for you: seven more states push for ID checks on adult websites
Check out the definition of "harmful material"
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says semiconductors will become more important than oil in geopolitics
Big quote: It's often said that there are three significant influences on global politics (and wars): oil, land, and religion. According to Intel boss Pat Gelsinger, semiconductors will join that list and become more important than the location of oil reserves for the next five decades.
Senators join calls for US TikTok ban as Biden administration considers deal
Will Oracle help TikTok keep operating in the US?
Elon Musk reinstates Donald Trump's Twitter account following poll results
"The voice of the people is the voice of God"