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The lawsuit from xAI comes as a Minnesota law that takes effect Saturday bans apps that can create fake, sexualized pictures of people.

During his visit to Washington, D.C., OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is expected to field questions from federal officials on the hacking incident.

America must expand AI data centers to beat China, but binding laws must force Big Tech to pay for local grid upgrades.

Montgomery County joined at least two other counties in Maryland to approve moratoriums on AI-fueled data centers.

Adm. Brad Cooper, the head of CENTCOM, sent a letter to troops warning against filming the aftermath of Iranian attacks.

Mandating an AI kill switch is flawed policy: Technical realities make it useless against attacks while weakening U.S. security.

Unchecked AI data center growth threatens clean air and water across America, driving bipartisan demands for federal EPA action.

The move has the potential to prompt Democratic investigations if the party ends up retaking the House or Senate in November.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Tuesday to discuss AI policy.

Panicked federal AI regulation forces central cloud reliance, creating a massive honeypot and quietly dismantling digital privacy.