A US court has refused to dismiss thousands of lawsuits accusing Meta, TikTok, and other social media companies of fueling addiction. The cases will now move forward, dealing a blow to the tech giants' efforts to have them thrown out. The plaintiffs argue the platforms knowingly designed features that harm young users.
The United States has imposed a ban on Chinese humanoid robots as competition heats up over advanced technology and artificial intelligence. The move is part of a broader effort to limit China's influence in the AI sector. It reflects the intensifying rivalry between the two powers.
EU regulators have set their sights on Meta, accusing the company of engineering Facebook and Instagram to hook users. The complaint centers on design features that officials say are deliberately addictive, pulling people into endless scrolling. Brussels is now weighing action under its digital rules, which could force the tech giant to change how its platforms are built. Meta faces the prospect of hefty fines if it fails to address the concerns.
China's LineShine supercomputer has been ranked the fastest in the world at the International Supercomputing Conference in Hamburg. The achievement puts China back on top of the global supercomputing rankings. It marks a significant win for the country's high-performance computing efforts.
Anthropic has disabled its most advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for all customers. The company acted after the government demanded it suspend access for foreign nationals. The models are now unavailable to everyone, not just the targeted group.
The European Parliament is reportedly switching from Google to a search engine developed locally, according to Politico. The move is driven by privacy worries and a desire to cut digital reliance on the United States. The change reflects broader European efforts to boost its own tech independence.
The US has charged a Google employee with insider trading, but RT is asking whether politicians in Washington face the same standard. The report suggests a double standard in how such cases are handled.
A whistleblower told RT that the US government is protecting 'data cartels' by shutting down free competitors to AI corporations. Zach Vorhies made the claim. The video shows his interview.
Vladimir Putin announced the creation of an international alliance for artificial intelligence. The goal of the partnership is to accelerate the development of AI technology.
Donald Trump has delayed signing an executive order that would require government oversight of advanced AI models. The order would have mandated reviews before such models are released to the public.