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101010 Data Lines to Infinity in Red

Palm Beach community pushes back against planned data center

By The Center Square Staff

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'Nudification' apps have states scrambling to hold big tech accountable

Legislators try to stay up with rapidly developing deep fake technology.

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Pentagon pushes for battlefield AI, some military leaders urge caution

The Pentagon is pushing for further AI integration on the battlefield, as some tech and military leaders urge caution over risks around autonomous weapons and surveillance

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Zuckerberg faces lawsuit from five publishers for using copyrighted materials to train AI

The five publishers allege that Meta's software engineers used pirated books and journal articles to train the company's AI model, Llama.

Dogecoin price jumps after Elon Musk replaces Twitter logo with Shiba Inu

Twitter accuses Microsoft of abusing data access

Elon Musk to change Twitter’s logo

Rep. Weber urges bipartisan action to secure U.S. dominance in the global AI race

Fighter jet activity seen over Lake Huron in Michigan Sunday

Devin Nunes reacts to new Twitter changes

Seattle public schools sue social media companies for allegedly harming students' mental health

Shaquille O’Neal served in FTX lawsuit

Patrick Hedger emphasizes the importance of American-made AI systems

William Rinehart on the future of AI

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