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FTC launches broad investigation into Anthropic, OpenAI (opens the original)
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The Federal Trade Commission has opened a broad investigation into the safety of artificial intelligence systems made by Anthropic and OpenAI, a senior agency official said Wednesday. The full extent of the probe was not clear, but the FTC has wide authority to investigate unfair and deceptive practices that hurt American consumers. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe an investigation that has not been made public. The investigation could provide backing for the Trump ad
Trump launches government chatbot, urging a wary public not to fear AI (opens the original)
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After weeks of Washington being gripped by a new wave of fear about artificial intelligence gone awry, the Trump administration took a sharply different stance Tuesday, seeking to convince a skeptical public that the nation is instead about to embark on a tech-powered âgolden age.â President Donald Trump launched America.gov, a government chatbot for researching public services, as part of a daylong event featuring members of his Cabinet and tech executives. AI company leaders were also set
Fears of AIâs potential to destroy humanity spread from fringe to Washington (opens the original)
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When Sen. Bernie Sanders traveled to the Bay Area this year to question the impact of artificial intelligence, he sought out different perspectives. The result was a âhandfulâ of meetings, including with tech executives, the senatorâs longtime political strategist Faiz Shakir said. âIf they wanted to be on camera, he said, âGreat, letâs do this publicly!â Shakir said. But when Sanders posted a video from his trip in March, it showed him talking with only one controversial faction:
Meta agrees to sweeping changes, $18 billion payout in landmark state settlement (opens the original)
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By Ian Duncan, Gerrit De Vynck and Miriam Waldvogel, The Washington Post Social media giant Meta agreed to pay as much as $18 billion and institute sweeping changes to how children can use its apps in a landmark nationwide settlement that aims to broadly shift how young people use social media across a range of companies and apps. The settlement comes more than a week into a major trial in Oakland, California, where a jury and a judge were in the midst of hearing arguments from four state plaint
New York becomes first state to impose data center moratorium (opens the original)
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New York became the first state in the nation to impose a moratorium on the construction of data centers Tuesday, a striking setback for artificial intelligence companies that politicians once courted for investment but have now triggered public fears about energy prices and water use. Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) signed an executive order pausing environmental permits for large data centers for up to a year, saying the delay would give state officials time to craft rules to protect the electrical grid
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