Musk’s Vow to Make Lots of Robotaxis Conflicts With U.S. Rules
Current policy caps deployment of cars lacking driver controls.
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U.S. Weighs Capping Exports of AI Chips from NVidia, AMD to Some Countries
Officials are reviewing U.S. AI chip policy, with a focus on the Middle East.
Meta Shuts Down CrowdTangle, Tool Used for Tracking Online Misinformation
Researchers express concern about lack of visibility ahead of U.S. election.
Fight Against Misinformation Suffers Defeat on Multiple Fronts
Efforts by academics, nonprofits, and government officials to control misinformation are facing a counterattack that’s gathering momentum.
Could Antitrust Ruling Against Google Bring Breakup of the Company?
Alphabet Inc.’s Google lost the biggest antitrust challenge it has faced when a U.S. judge found Aug. 5 that it illegally monopolized the search market.
NATO Backs Effort to Save Internet by Rerouting to Space in Event of Subsea Attacks
NATO is helping finance a project aimed at finding ways to keep the Internet running should subsea cables shuttling civilian and military communications across European waters come under attack.
White House to Award $1.7 Billion to Retool Auto Plants for EVs
Goal is to have half of all new car sales be electric by 2030.
SEC’s A.I. Crackdown Signals Trickle of Cases Will Turn to Flood
A spate of recent U.S. enforcement actions is likely just the beginning of a crackdown on companies overhyping artificial intelligence to investors.
U.S. Expands Russia Sanctions to Target LNG Projects, Chips
Move aims to restrict goods made, sold via third-party nations.
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