Car manufacturers will be required to give independent mechanics access to the same diagnostic software and parts…
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Mack is a reporter at Gizmodo covering tech policy. He has previously covered Big Tech, surveillance, privacy, and politics for Insider Intelligence, Vice, and other outlets.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle said they would only reauthorize FISA Section 702 if the feds agree to new…
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Prominent Republican lawmakers jumped on shoddy analyses appearing to show overwhelming pro-Palestinian bias on…
New documents in the Google antitrust trial show how tension between product and advertising teams could lead to…
A judge dismissed most of the claims brought by artists suing Stability AI but allowed a "core" copyright…
The first-of-its-kind order calls on tech companies to develop tools to ensure their AI systems are safe,…
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A first-of-its-kind international AI safety summit will highlight dystopian fears like runaway rogue AI and…
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The right-to-repair movement's biggest villain said it would prefer federal repair rules over a patchwork of…
Clona.AI says it gathers consent and insight from human creators before engineering an AI clone of them.
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Experts say the state's top court missed an opportunity to rein in the practice, which critics have attacked as an…
The findings raise safety concerns for workplaces that engage in dangerous and repetitive tasks.
For up to $10,000 the robot is capable of producing works that were “previously out of reach as a tattoo.” And yes,…
New research shows how popular LLMs are able to accurately guess a user’s race, occupation, or location, after being…
Supporters of the bill say it's necessary to thwart convicted felons who use 3D printers to develop untraceable…