OpenAI Hires Schumer’s Daughter for DC Outreach
OpenAI has reportedly hired Chuck Schumer's daughter to lead government outreach as the company navigates federal AI regulatory talks in Washington.
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EV Batteries Retain 90% Capacity After 150,000 km
New study finds used EV batteries retain about 90% of original capacity after 150,000 km, easing long-standing fears about electric vehicle longevity and resale
Adobe Ends 18-Year Narayen Era Amid AI Pressure
Adobe has named Anil Chakravarthy CEO, ending Shantanu Narayen's 18-year tenure as the software giant faces mounting competition from AI-native rivals.
Australia Law Would Let Users Opt Out of Algorithms
Australia is drafting legislation letting users disable personalized social media algorithms, part of a broader digital duty of care push targeting platform des
South Park Renames Itself ‘South America’ in Trump Jab
South Park's latest episode renames the town 'South America,' mocking President Trump's Gulf of America order and Apple and Google's swift map updates.
California City Finds Flock Cameras Reinstalled After Ban
A California city canceled its Flock Safety contract and removed surveillance cameras, only to discover the company had reinstalled some of them without authori
NYC Releases 170,000 Pages on 9/11 Air Quality
New York City released roughly 170,000 pages of records suggesting officials knew Ground Zero air was unsafe after 9/11, reviving scrutiny of past assurances.
Police Fear Meta Smart Glasses Enable Covert Recording
Law enforcement groups warn Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses let bystanders secretly record and identify officers, reviving debates over privacy, safety, and facial
Late Postmarks Spike in Washington, Oregon Ballots
Washington and Oregon election officials report a rise in mail ballots rejected for late or missing postmarks, linked to recent U.S. Postal Service delivery cha
Fake Websites Push Alberta Separatism to AI Chatbots
Researchers say a US-linked network of websites is flooding the internet with pro-Alberta-secession content designed to shape answers from AI chatbots.
