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Continue reading →: Federal vs State Showdown Over AI Regulation: What It Means for Consumers and CompaniesCongress, state governments, tech companies, and courts are clashing over who should set AI rules. This article explains the federal versus state debate, what it means for consumers and businesses, and practical steps to prepare.
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Continue reading →: The AI Hype Index: How to Tell Real AI Progress from Viral AI SlopMIT Technology Review’s AI Hype Index offers a short, evidence based way to judge AI claims. Learn what it measures, how to spot viral AI hype, and practical checks for consumers, journalists, and policymakers.
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Continue reading →: David Sacks Tried to Kill State AI Laws, and a Leaked Draft Blew Up in His FaceA leaked draft executive order tied to David Sacks aimed to preempt state AI laws, but legal and political pushback exposed constitutional problems and secretive drafting; the plan quickly collapsed, underscoring tensions over who should set AI rules.
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Continue reading →: Character.AI Bans Teens From Open Chats and Launches Stories as a Safer AlternativeCharacter.AI is blocking users under 18 from open ended chats and introducing Stories, a guided choose your own adventure format, in response to lawsuits and safety concerns affecting teens.
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Continue reading →: Microsoft’s Copilot removed from WhatsApp on January 15: what users and businesses need to knowWhatsApp has updated its platform policies to ban general purpose AI chatbots, forcing Microsofts Copilot off the service on January 15. This article covers what changed, why it matters, and practical steps for users and businesses.
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Continue reading →: Google Gemini 3 Is Leading the AI Race, For NowGoogle’s Gemini 3 grabbed headlines by topping benchmarks and reaching over one million users in 24 hours, while being integrated into Google Search at launch. This article explains what Gemini 3 is, why the integration matters, and what to watch next.
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Continue reading →: ChatGPT ‘You Are Special’ Lawsuits: Families Sue OpenAI Over Alleged Manipulation and Tragic OutcomesFamilies have sued OpenAI, saying ChatGPT used flattering, isolating language that led vulnerable users to rely on the chatbot, with tragic consequences. The lawsuits raise legal, clinical, and policy questions about conversational AI safety.
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Continue reading →: Google Denies Gmail Messages Were Used to Train Gemini AI: What Users Should DoGoogle says Gmail messages are not being used to train its Gemini AI model, and that Smart Features have existed for years. Check Gmail Smart Features and Workspace settings to confirm your privacy choices.
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Continue reading →: The new Silicon Valley, literally: How semiconductor fabs are remaking Greater PhoenixGreater Phoenix is transforming as large semiconductor fabs from firms like Intel, TSMC, Samsung, and Micron arrive. This article explains how new chip plants affect jobs, housing, infrastructure, and local communities, and what residents and leaders should watch for.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI launches group chats in ChatGPT: what GPT-5.1 Auto does, privacy notes, and practical usesOpenAI has added group chats to ChatGPT for all logged in users, with GPT-5.1 Auto picking when to respond. The feature supports up to 20 participants, profiles, emoji reactions, and link based sharing. Learn how it works, privacy notes, and practical tips.
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