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Google Loses Antitrust Case But Escapes Forced Sale of Ad Exchange

A US court has found that Google illegally monopolized aspects of the online advertising market, but declined to impose the most severe structural remedy the Department of Justice sought. The ruling marks a significant but incomplete win for regulators who have spent years building an antitrust case against the tech

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Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit

The Trump administration has entered the legal battle between OpenAI and The New York Times, throwing its support behind the AI company in a case that could reshape how the technology industry trains large language models. In a filing submitted this week, the administration argued that The New York Times

Fighting AI with AI: The US's New Cyber Rules of Engagement

The United States has developed new cyber rules of engagement that leverage artificial intelligence capabilities. These rules represent an evolution in the nation's approach to cybersecurity, incorporating AI tools to detect, respond to, and counter cyber threats more effectively. The initiative reflects growing concerns about sophisticated cyber attacks

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Over 153 Million Driver's License Scans Reportedly Leaked From ID Verification Service

A significant data breach has reportedly exposed the personal identification data of a large portion of the American driving public. Cybersecurity researchers and threat intelligence firms have identified a cache of over 153 million driver's license scans appearing on dark web marketplaces, with initial analysis suggesting the source

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Google Escapes Ad Tech Breakup but Faces Behavioral Remedies in Antitrust Ruling

In a significant ruling on Google's antitrust case, US District Court Judge Leonie Brinkema has rejected the government's push to force the company to divest parts of its digital advertising business. Instead, the judge indicated she will implement behavioral changes aimed at opening up competition. The

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OpenAI Faces 30 New Lawsuits Over Alleged Role in Canada School Shooting

The new wave of litigation, filed Wednesday on behalf of students, teachers, and the school principal, builds on lawsuits first brought by victims' families in April. The legal filings allege that OpenAI's automated content review system detected conversations between the alleged shooter, Jesse Van Rootselaar, and ChatGPT

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NYC Implements One-Year Ban on Generative AI in Public Schools Through Eighth Grade

New York City is moving to restrict generative AI use in its public schools. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a new policy today that will bar younger schoolchildren from using AI in classrooms, implementing a one-year moratorium that takes effect in the 2026-2027 school year. The ban covers approximately 600,000