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Most voters want data centers to provide their own electricity as opposed to an outright ban: poll

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Truth Social launches premium data service offering early access to posts from top accounts

Democrats like Sens. Adam Schiff and Elizabeth Warren have criticized the service

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SpaceX rocket expected to crash into moon, creating new crater

Astronomers and skywatchers are hoping to witness the collision and the plume of material blasted into space, Reuters reports

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Anthropic AI model goes rogue, hacks into three other organizations during testing, company says

The company discovered the incidents during a "large-scale" cybersecurity review, which was initiated in response to the OpenAI incident this week

‘The timing couldn’t be better’: Mike Benz highlights impact of Meta axing its fact-checking program

Tech policy expert warns against allowing an adversarial "information layer" in global AI

Snapchat to lay off 1,200+ staff, 20% globally

Are AI chatbots as unbiased as developers claim?

Robot dog joins NYPD to fight crime

US government orders Nvidia and AMD to stop selling AI chips to China

100,000 nurses quit workforce due to pandemic-burnout, survey reports

Twitter sign removed from San Francisco HQ after rebrand to 'X'

Devin Nunes: We’re building a home for America’s voice on Truth Social

America fights to win the race for AI

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