Category Legislation & Government

News on AI-related laws, policies, and government regulations.

Tyler Shultz says AI is reviving the Theranos playbook

Tyler Shultz says the AI boom could enable fraud like Theranos, warning investors to demand real proof before backing startups.

Data centers are driving Maine’s Senate race, with huge outside spending, voter backlash and AI money colliding in a tight contest.

Wikimedia backs narrow AI copyright fair use, but says chatbot outputs that copy source text should need licenses.

Reddit is shifting toward logged-in users to fight AI scraping, offset weaker search traffic and boost monetization.

WIRED says a Claude Code breach on a secure Pentagon network exposed DOD data and raises fresh contractor security concerns.

Mistral released an open-weight model for cybersecurity use, pushing self-hosted AI into enterprise and government security workflows.

U.S. agencies scrutinized Jensen Huang’s ties to a Megaspeed executive in an Nvidia espionage probe tied to China and chip exports.

WIRED tested the Death Clock app, which estimated a death age of 73 and pushed more health actions. Here’s what it means.

Arizona data centers face growing backlash as residents question water use, power demand and land deals tied to hyperscale projects.

Instagram head Adam Mosseri says AI backlash will worsen as the platform expands labels, crackdowns and rules for AI content.