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Court documents revealed that the U.K. government sought to gain access to private customer data through a "backdoor."

Some Republicans on Capitol Hill and free market economists are pushing back on Trump's deal to acquire a 10% stake in Intel.

AI companies rushed to push their chatbots out to the public, and their recklessness is going to have disastrous consequences.

The AI chipmaker now exceeds $4.4 trillion in market value after initially surpassing the $4 trillion mark in July.

The politics of artificial intelligence are quickly becoming a contest over regulation instead of enabling innovation.

Sen. Todd Young criticized Trump's use of the Biden-era CHIPS Act to take an equity stake in the chipmaker in exchange for unpaid grants.

Following Trump's Intel stake, some Republicans have called the government's partial ownership of the tech company a step toward socialism.

Trump said during a news conference that the deal came after negotiations with the CEO of Intel, Lip-Bu Tan.

The plan sounds a signal about the White House's focus: enabling AI development in the U.S. and leveraging success in automation to secure broader goals.

In an unprecedented "revenue-sharing" deal, Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices agreed to remit 15% of their revenue from AI chips sold into China to the U.S. government.