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Fairshake is a super PAC financed by the crypto industry with tens of millions of dollars and designed to help elect pro-crypto candidates.

Foreign hackers increasingly target America's small businesses, and Main Street now needs federal tools to spot and stop IP theft.

One of the country's largest AI companies released a blog on Sunday outlining plans to disburse a small percentage of its stock to a "public benefit" fund.

AI companies are buying up memory chips, driving up prices on phones, laptops, and cars. Washington must fix the RAM chip shortage.

Justice Clarence Thomas's concurrence offers a possible path to restrict realistic AI-generated child abuse images while preserving First Amendment rights.

FBI counterintelligence is under-resourced amid major Chinese and Russian espionage threats on matters such as Artificial Intelligence.

The FTC confirmed in late September that it had opened an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic as safety concerns deepen.

Anthropic's push for AI rights threatens to restrict human behavior and expand tech developers' power over their users.

Apple and OpenAI are accusing each other of stealing their trade secrets in a case brought by the iPhone maker.

The employee allegedly installed a listening device behind a television in a conference room at OpenAI's office, according to the DOJ.