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AI PACs Pour Nearly $1 Million Into South Dakota Senate Race

Political action committees associated with AI companies and investors have directed nearly $1 million toward South Dakota's Senate race—a seat that has reliably voted Republican and features an incumbent on the ballot. According to reporting, this spending from AI-linked PACs already exceeds contributions from South Dakota residents

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Meta's Copyright System Allegedly Weaponized Against Albanian Protesters

Reports from Albania describe a troubling development during the country's sustained anti-government protests, locally referred to as the Flamingo Revolution. Protesters and observers say that Instagram accounts connected to the movement have been subjected to mass suspensions, raising concerns that Meta's copyright reporting mechanisms may be

The AI Industry's New Worry: Liability Exposure

The artificial intelligence industry is grappling with an emerging challenge that could reshape how companies develop and deploy AI systems: legal liability. According to reporting by The New York Times Dealbook, AI companies are increasingly concerned about their "liability exposure" as the technology becomes more pervasive in business

Privacy Concerns Mount as Lawsuit Alleges Meta Glasses Captured Intimate Images Without Consent

A proposed class-action lawsuit has raised serious privacy concerns regarding Meta's smart glasses, alleging that the devices captured and shared intimate images without users' knowledge or consent. The legal filing reportedly claims that Meta's eyewear automatically recorded images that users did not intend to capture,

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Science News Roundup: Brain Structures, Cell Survival, AI Research, and More

Today's science news spans neuroscience discoveries, cellular biology breakthroughs, AI applications, and space technology advances. Textbooks may have misdrawn this basic brain structure for 100 years Researchers have found that the axons of brain cells likely do not form smooth tubes as depicted in textbooks for over 100

"Zombie Cells" Discovery Reveals How Damaged Tissue Rebuilds Itself

Scientists have uncovered a striking cellular phenomenon: a subset of cells that can trigger the machinery of programmed cell death, escape that process intact, and then actively contribute to rebuilding damaged tissue. According to research published in Science Daily, these surviving cells and their descendants demonstrate a remarkable trait—their

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Anthropic Expands Research Footprint with New San Francisco Bio Lab

Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude language model, has opened a dedicated bio research laboratory in San Francisco. The facility is designed to support physical experiments, suggesting the company is branching into areas that complement its artificial intelligence research. The move indicates Anthropic's interest in hands-on scientific