A federal judge dismissed subpoenas issued to Minnesota’s governor and other officials, ruling they aimed to coerce political cooperation in immigration enforcement beyond federal authority.
California consumers sue major gas retailers for allegedly inflating fuel prices using a shared AI pricing algorithm, marking a test case under new state antitrust law.
A federal judge dismissed broad Justice Department subpoenas seeking internal documents from Minnesota leaders, ruling the demands were retaliatory and violated federalism principles.
A federal judge dismissed subpoenas from the DOJ aimed at Minnesota’s governor and officials, deeming them unlawful acts of political retaliation linked to immigration enforcement disputes.
As leading AI firms prepare for public offerings, Trump’s team explores mechanisms for the government to claim financial participation in AI companies’ lucrative gains.
Norway has introduced strict controls on generative AI in schools, banning its use for young students to prioritize foundational skills amid falling test scores.
Ambient AI scribes reduce clinician documentation time but raise issues around patient consent, data accuracy, and legal responsibilities as their use expands in healthcare settings.
AI agents are reshaping work by organizing labor dynamically and relying on human collaboration, rather than eliminating human roles entirely.
A bill supported by California State University faculty aims to prohibit using generative AI to replace teaching roles, as tensions rise over the system’s expanding AI adoption.
A federal judge ruled in favor of releasing former President Biden’s decade-old interviews with his memoir writer, prioritizing public interest over privacy concerns.
A recent Pew Research poll reveals that although AI chatbot use surges, most Americans view artificial intelligence as more harmful than beneficial to society.
Companies face growing management challenges as employees adopt multiple AI tools independently, wasting resources and undermining collaboration.