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After a judge blocked work on Trump’s White House ballroom, some allies want Congress to step in. Most Republican lawmakers, however, are still keeping their hands politely in their pockets.
English Wikipedia now forbids using AI to generate or rewrite article content. Small exceptions remain for polishing your own text and for initial translation drafts, but humans must check everything for accuracy.
Australia’s law to stop under-16s from using social media went live in December 2025. Early surveys and data show some promising changes, plenty of caveats, and a lot of work ahead for regulators and parents.
China has approved NEO, a coin-sized brain implant that turns imagined hand movements into actions by a robotic glove. Regulators cleared it after 18 months of testing, and a national plan aims to push China to the front of the brain-computer interface industry.
Anthropic folds three research teams into a new think tank, names Jack Clark head of public benefit, and keeps pushing research while contesting a Pentagon blacklist.
Google, Meta, Microsoft, and others signed a White House pledge to cover the costs of new data center power demands, aiming to prevent electricity price spikes for households.
Harvard extends deferrals to four years for military students affected by a Pentagon ban, offering a lifeline to those caught in a political crossfire.