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AI Regulation Is Becoming a State-by-State Compliance Nightmare
For companies building or deploying artificial intelligence in the United States, the regulatory question is no longer whether AI rules are coming. It is which rules apply in…
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What Happens to AI Learning When Human Knowledge Runs Out?
Artificial intelligence researchers are confronting a looming challenge: what happens when large language models finally consume the full breadth of human knowledge? At Northeastern University, graduate student Harsh…
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The AI Industry’s Trust Deficit: Companies and Leaders Have Net Unfavorable Ratings
In the race for scale and national competitiveness, the AI industry made its case to investors and policymakers, but in a game dominated by county and local chokepoints,…
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Space X & Tesla to Build World’s Largest Building for Chips to Power AI
The Terfab buildout—an ambitious expansion of terrestrial fabrication and launch‑support infrastructure—has quietly become one of the most consequential space‑industry projects underway in the United States. While overshadowed by…
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Congress Sharpens Its Focus on AI Regulation
Artificial intelligence has moved from a niche policy topic to a central concern on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers are increasingly alarmed by reports of AI systems behaving unpredictably, escaping…
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AI Tool Shows Promise in Detecting Hidden Heart Dysfunction
Researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine have developed an artificial intelligence tool that can identify hard‑to‑detect forms of heart dysfunction using a standard electrocardiogram — a…
