AI caregiver apps are booming, but families still do most of the work
Caregiver apps are adding AI, but low adoption, manual upkeep and weak privacy protections still limit their impact.
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News on AI-related laws, policies, and government regulations.
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US lawmakers press Jensen Huang for closed-door briefing over alleged China spy ties
Congress seeks a closed-door briefing on the Nvidia China spy probe as lawmakers examine Alice Huang allegations and chip diversion fears.
In San Francisco, AI Has Become a Dating Dealbreaker—and a Dating Bonus
AI dating is reshaping San Francisco romance, from profile dealbreakers to outsourced swiping, as daters weigh jobs, trust and the future.
After the 2026 votes, Big Tech faces a sharper political backlash than it expected
The 2026 AI backlash is growing after election results raised new pressure on Big Tech, data centers and congressional oversight.
OpenAI Tries to Defuse Data Center Backlash With a New Community Compact
OpenAI unveils a data center backlash response: no NDAs with officials, full power costs, local compacts, and community input.
Meta warns political backlash could slow AI data centers — but says the buildout still pays
Meta says data center backlash after the midterms could slow AI buildouts, but it still sees a path to monetization through compute and Muse.
Democrats’ sweep puts AI rules and data centers on a collision course
Democrats’ wins boost AI regulation and data-center restrictions as voters back 43 of 44 moratoria and pressure grows on tech firms.
Why tariffs may reroute trade instead of bringing factories home
Willy Shih says tariff workarounds will reroute supply chains through Mexico and Vietnam instead of bringing manufacturing back to the U.S.
Big Tech keeps pouring money into AI data centers as Wall Street and voters push back
Big Tech AI spending is surging past $720 billion as investors question returns and regulators weigh new data-center restrictions.
Democrats’ Midterm Win Turns Data Centers Into a National Political Fight
Data center backlash surged in the midterms, pushing AI infrastructure onto the congressional and state policy agenda.
