AI
Legal Hurdles Await Trump's AI Executive Order
If states file suit, Trump’s attempt to force states to abandon 'onerous' laws regulating AI will likely fall short in court, argues expert.
AI
If states file suit, Trump’s attempt to force states to abandon 'onerous' laws regulating AI will likely fall short in court, argues expert.
Expert Opinion
HHS will study wireless harm, while the FCC denies informed consent on antennas forced outside bedrooms and classrooms, the author says
Social Media
A terms of service change says TikTok is able to use that content to operate or improve the platform, subject to settings.
Energy Department
The Energy Department said that a push under Puerto Rico’s former governor for a 100% renewable future threatened the reliability of its energy system.
Social Media
Donald Trump said he hopes 'that long into the future I will be remembered by those who use and love TikTok.'
Greenland
Trump said he and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's agreed on 'the framework of a future deal' on Greenland and the Arctic region.
Energy
The White House and the governors are trying to pressure the operator of the mid-Atlantic power grid to get tech companies to bid on contracts to build new power plants.
Louisiana
Nearly 3,000 households gain high-speed internet through GUMBO 1.0
Commerce
China won’t be allowed to use the chips for military purposes and is not allowed to import more than 50% of the chips sold to U.S. customers.
AI
The task force will target state AI policies deemed 'inconsistent' with federal priorities.
Data Center
Amid rising opposition, Microsoft is trying to win over communities concerned about AI data centers.
Spectrum
The plan would allow more unlicensed use than Europe’s telecom regulator.
Expert Opinion
By mid-2024, Denmark had spent only about 1 percent of the $224 million in pledged funds.
CES
Health and tech experts warn about gadgets' effectiveness and urge consumers to know where their data is going.
Commerce
Legislation filed as an amendment to the upcoming Senate appropriations package.
BEAD
NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth has said she would support permitting reform as one potential use for the funds.