By Rebecca Terrell
On August 6, a New Mexico court delivered what may be the most consequential ruling in the history of social-media regulation. A judge in Santa Fe ordered
Social Media Censorship, Part 10
By Demi Pietchell, The Advocates
Someone Rated Your Grandmother’s Facebook Post False
Somewhere in the last several years, a peculiar new authority entered public
"If drones and watchtowers were able to solve for everything, why do we still have humans at the border?"
Etienne Note: The organized crime “government” threw the election
With Zipline’s drones, Uber expects orders to be delivered within five to 10 minutes.
By Bill Pan, The Epoch Times
Uber is investing in and partnering with drone-delivery startup
Grok went from meme chatbot to legitimate top-tier contender, and a 60% discount is how you start a price war nobody's margins are ready for. Musk says Grok 4.7 lands "in weeks."
NVDA confirmed the earlier reporting (that it has signed agreements with six of the largest finance houses on Wall Street to mobilize a $500 billion package to fund the artificial
DoorDash has cleared a major federal hurdle in its push to put drones, not just drivers, in charge of getting dinner to your door.
By AG News Staff, American Greatness
By Rebecca Bellan, TechCrunch
As policymakers debate how to govern increasingly powerful AI systems like OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol and Anthropic’s Mythos, a Chinese open-weight model has narrowed
By Julie Bort, TheCrunch
For a year now, the AI safety testing firm Andon Labs has given frontier models various real-world tasks to determine how well they do as agents
