Artificial intelligence is already part of the lawmaking process… right now. Governments are using AI tools to summarize bills, scan massive amounts of public comments, flag legal risks, and assist with early drafting. This is happening quietly, with little public disclosure.
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In the middle of massive protests, the government of Iran flipped the switch and cut millions of people off from the outside world. Phones stopped working, social media went dark, and messages/videos to the rest of the world wouldn’t send. And while the rest of the world saw and heard nothing, something horrific was happening inside the country.
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Kevin Abbaszadeh Technology Editor AI face-swap videos have taken over TikTok in a way that very few people anticipated. In
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Dubai has announced one of its most ambitious technology initiatives yet, signaling a bold new chapter in artificial intelligence development. The city’s leadership approved a series of AI programs designed to strengthen government operations, attract global tech talent, and expand its already thriving digital economy.
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A routine virtual meeting of the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission turned chaotic after hackers interrupted the session with racist, and pornographic content. The meeting was meant to decide which media organizations would sponsor the upcoming gubernatorial and lieutenant governor debates. What began as a standard public meeting quickly became a shocking example of how vulnerable online government spaces can be.
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What was meant to be a sleek health tracker turned into a nightmare for one user of Samsung’s Galaxy Ring. The battery inside reportedly swelled while the ring was on his finger, locking the device in place and sending him to the hospital.
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The Release of Sora 2: Is This Real or AI?
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Oracle is in advanced talks with Meta over a cloud computing deal that could be worth around $20 billion.
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Meta’s Connect 2025 event wasn’t subtle. The company is betting hard that the future of tech isn’t in your pocket but on your face and wrist. The stars of the show were the Ray-Ban Display smart glasses and the Neural Band, a wrist device that claims to turn your thoughts into commands.
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When former President Donald Trump sat down with the CEOs of America’s most powerful tech companies for what was dubbed the “$600 billion dinner,” the spotlight wasn’t only on the lavishness of the event.
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