leyes, regulaciones, privacidad, política tech, antitrust
The Biden administration has expedited the timeline for federal agencies to adopt quantum-resistant encryption, aiming to safeguard sensitive data against emerging quantum computing threats.
Anthropic outlines its data collection and usage practices in a newly published Privacy Policy, effective July 2026, detailing how personal data is handled across its services.
At the AI and Society Forum, MIT researchers discussed AI's influence on employment, democracy, and civil discourse, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary approaches to understand its societal consequences.
An elderly woman died after a Tesla Model 3, reportedly in Autopilot mode, crashed into her home. The incident has prompted investigations into the vehicle's automated driving features and their implications for safety regulations.
Britain has escalated its military aid to Ukraine, committing to send an additional 30,000 drones as part of a larger defense package.
The Trump administration's recent actions against Anthropic highlight significant tensions between AI development and national security regulations, raising questions about the future of AI technologies.
An investigation reveals Polymarket's strategy of incentivizing creators to produce deceptive content promoting its prediction market.
The U.S. Department of Justice has approved the $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount Skydance, despite internal dissent among DOJ lawyers.
The European Commission has opted against imposing legal requirements on publishers to keep video games playable after commercial availability ends, favoring an industry-led code of conduct instead.
The UK government plans to use AI facial age estimation technology to assess the ages of asylum seekers, despite known inaccuracies and biases in the system.
