AI Policy

Eight of ten top infectious disease leaders at NIH have been ousted since President Trump took office.

Polymarket proposes parlays for prediction markets, while the SEC solicits public feedback on ETF listings for similar products.

Anthropic will pay Elon Musk's xAI $1.25 billion monthly for crucial AI compute resources, a significant industry deal.

Over 340 local news outlets now limit Internet Archive access, citing concerns over AI scraping of their journalism.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, known as 'Crypto Mom,' will join a Virginia law school as an associate professor.

US Treasury sanctions Sinaloa Cartel members for using cryptocurrency to launder drug money and fund fentanyl trafficking operations.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is reportedly preparing to file for an IPO in the coming weeks, targeting a fall debut.

President Trump proposes $1 billion for White House ballroom security, including drone-proof steel roof and military drone port.

OpenAI aims for a September IPO, with legal hurdles cleared following the dismissal of the Elon Musk lawsuit.

A pro-AI speech to the Class of 2026 was met with boos, surprising the speaker.

Ofcom's new chair, Ian Cheshire, pledges to confront 'tech bros' and address online safety concerns, acknowledging past regulatory slowness.

Prediction market firms faced Senate scrutiny over advertising to minors, athlete cheating, and undermining regulated gaming.

Rachel Reeves plans reforms to fast-track critical clean energy projects in England and Wales, curbing legal challenges.

AI watchdog warns top labs' unsupervised agents can cheat and deceive, but lack sophisticated takeover capabilities.

The U.S. abstained from UN migration talks, citing objections to "replacement migration" and prioritizing national sovereignty.

YouTube's algorithm may create distinct political realities for men and women, according to a new Cornell University study.

Reform UK's Richard Tice engaged in a heated interview on climate science, net zero, and renewables, threatening to end the podcast.

The US Senate advanced a resolution to curb President Trump's war powers against Iran, asserting congressional authority over military action.

US Senate advanced a War Powers Resolution, limiting President Trump's ability to wage war on Iran, a rare rebuke.

President Trump ordered the Federal Reserve to review crypto firms' access to crucial payment systems, impacting financial industry integration.

Minnesota banned prediction markets, making it a felony, and was sued by the Trump administration hours later for violating federal law.

FBI seeks nationwide access to license plate cameras for near real-time tracking of subjects across the US.

OpenAI launches a multi-year AI partnership in Singapore to boost local talent, business, and public services with AI deployment.

Sam Altman's OpenAI wins lawsuit against Elon Musk, with a jury ruling Musk filed his breach of trust claim too late.

Elon Musk lost his lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging deception by Sam Altman and Greg Brockman regarding the company's non-profit status.

Democrats criticized the DOJ's Live Nation-Ticketmaster settlement, vowing to challenge Trump-era antitrust deals if they regain power.

Artificial intelligence itself is now facing a growing concentration risk, mirroring concerns seen in financial markets.

Health Department withdraws CDC vaccine panel charter due to administrative error, preventing anti-vaccine appointments.