A House Judiciary Committee report challenges the NFL’s antitrust exemption under the Sports Broadcasting Act, spotlighting concerns over broadcast rights and consumer costs.
OpenAI has confidentially filed for an IPO, positioning itself alongside rivals seeking public funding to fuel massive investments in AI development and infrastructure.
The Department of Justice moves to revoke citizenship from immigrants accused of hiding major offenses like sexual abuse and fraud during naturalization.
The Department of Justice has reduced election security measures by canceling training, dismantling specialized units, and removing key guidance, raising alarms about election integrity enforcement.
Anthropic’s co-founder Jack Clark warns AI development risks outpacing human control and calls for regulatory frameworks to ensure safety and accountability.
During a federal appeal, a Justice Department attorney agreed that if the government rapidly demolished a landmark like the Statue of Liberty, courts might have no authority to intervene.
OpenAI is set to transform ChatGPT into a comprehensive AI platform by integrating coding tools, AI agents, and partner services to boost enterprise revenue and user engagement.
Federal authorities have begun several investigations into California's election processes following allegations of fraud tied to delayed vote tallies in the state’s primary.
The Senate has passed a $70 billion immigration funding bill, sparking debate over Justice Department allocations linked to the January 6 Capitol attack.
Anthropic calls for built-in controls in AI development as self-improving systems edge closer, stressing the need for human intervention to ensure safety and oversight.
Florida’s aggressive legal move against OpenAI exposes deep divisions within the Republican Party on regulating artificial intelligence amid rising safety and ethical concerns.
Anthropic urges a coordinated slowdown in advanced AI development to allow society and safety research to adapt to rapidly accelerating AI capabilities.