Why a White House Push to Delay OpenAI’s Next Model Matters
A reported White House request for OpenAI to slow a new model release highlights how AI safety concerns are moving from theory into real product timing.
Europe Pushes Back as US Chip Controls Tighten
Europe is showing fresh resistance to Washington’s chip strategy, exposing a bigger fight over export controls, supply chains, and how much allies should align on tech policy.
OpenAI lays out a public policy agenda as AI rules move from theory to reality
OpenAI has published a public policy agenda, offering a clearer view of how it wants governments to approach AI infrastructure, safety, access, and competition as regulation accelerates.
A Vatican AI document is raising an awkward question: was AI used to write it?
A Vatican text cautioning against the harms of artificial intelligence is now facing a pointed question of its own: did AI help produce it?
A leaked message just reignited the 3D printing open-source fight
A private message at the center of a dispute involving Bambu Lab has become a flashpoint in 3D printing, pushing long-running tensions over open-source software into the spotlight.
Meta’s court loss in New Mexico could open the door to a much bigger bill
Meta’s setback in a New Mexico child safety case may be more than a one-time financial hit. The ruling could raise pressure on the company in similar legal fights and intensify scrutiny over platform safety.
Musk v. Altman: What the evidence released so far actually shows
Court exhibits in Elon Musk’s case against Sam Altman and OpenAI are starting to sketch how the relationship broke down — and what each side may try to prove next.