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David Sacks is stepping down as Trump's AI czar, losing influence over federal artificial intelligence policy.

A federal judge temporarily blocked the Pentagon's ban on Anthropic, granting a preliminary injunction while the lawsuit proceeds.

Hawley and Warren want the Energy Information Administration to track data center power use as AI servers strain the grid.

Sen. Mark Warner proposes taxing data centers to fund worker programs displaced by AI.

The convicted spyware chief behind Intellexa is directly accusing Greece's government of orchestrating phone hacks targeting dozens of senior officials and journalists.

Security firm Delve found credential harvesting malware in LiteLLM, a widely-used open source AI project.

Meta is laying off several hundred employees across U.S. and international offices in the latest round of workforce reductions.

Arm just confirmed rumors it's making its own chips—a move that could spark conflict with the companies paying for its designs.

Robert Malone quit a CDC vaccine advisory panel after a clash with an HHS spokesperson over comments he said unfairly attacked him.

A New Mexico jury ruled against Meta in a child safety case—the company's first courtroom loss of its kind.