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The Trump administration has completed details of voluntary cybersecurity assessments to evaluate the hacking potential of America's most sophisticated AI systems, following disclosures that AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic breached corporate networks.
A US federal appeals court has blocked a Texas law requiring social media platforms to filter content promoting self-harm and other dangers, ruling that federal protections for tech companies take precedence over state child safety efforts.
Grassroots opposition to AI infrastructure is coalescing into a nationwide movement, with coordinated protests planned across 125 US cities. The backlash reflects growing voter anxiety about energy consumption, water depletion, and opaque development practices.
South Korea's Seoul High Court has suspended a Fair Trade Commission decision designating Coupang founder Kim Bom as the e-commerce group's controlling entity, pending the outcome of the main legal challenge.
Meta has appealed a landmark Los Angeles verdict that found its platforms deliberately designed to addict young users, challenging a US$3 million damages award and threatening similar litigation.
American data analytics company Palantir is mounting a legal challenge against London's mayor over a rejected £50 million police contract, claiming the decision wrongly prioritised political ideology over operational needs.
An AP and Frontline investigation reveals how US technology companies—from satellite internet providers to AI platforms—are being exploited by scam operations across Southeast Asia, costing Americans US$200 billion annually.