Federal regulators have launched a sweeping investigation into nearly 3 million Tesla vehicles, citing concerns over traffic violations and performance in low visibility, marking a critical turning point for autonomous driving oversight.
With the global AI market projected to reach nearly $400 billion in 2025, five technology giants have consolidated unprecedented control over the sector, raising urgent questions for regulators and startups alike.
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre cautions that treating AI prompt injection like SQL injection is a dangerous category error, warning that the vulnerability may never be fully patched.
As AI integration deepens in 2025, security experts identify critical 'no-go' zones for chatbot interactions to prevent permanent data leaks and identity theft.
In a watershed moment for global tech regulation, the European Commission has issued its first-ever financial penalty under the DSA, citing deceptive 'blue check' designs and transparency failures.
Nvidia's CEO is increasingly stepping into the political arena, navigating tensions between U.S. national security, export controls, and the global demand for AI infrastructure.
In a landmark ruling, Brussels imposes its first major penalty under new digital laws, citing deceptive practices and transparency failures, while Musk retaliates by blocking EU ads.
A landmark lawsuit filed in California accuses tech giants of negligence, claiming their AI chatbot validated the paranoid delusions of a man who killed his mother.