Europe is embracing AI sovereignty and doubling down on defense spending in response to the Trump administration.

How do you want your AI to treat you? It’s a serious question, and it’s one that Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, has clearly been chewing on since GPT-5’s bumpy launch at the start of the month. He faces a trilemma.

Still another thinks of the family, writing, “This must be so hard.” Someone says what I imagine we are all thinking: “He should be here.” The Acosta interview was difficult to process in the precise way that many things in this AI moment are difficult to process.

A decentralized drone network is reshaping spatial data—faster than satellites, trusted by blockchain, and built for AI, climate, and carbon markets.

Accessing porn — and the entire internet — has radically changed. In June, the Supreme Court declared Texas's age-verification law constitutional. The following month, the UK's own age-verification law went into effect.

As someone who has worked on both sides—first leading public-private partnerships at the FBI and now facilitating industry collaboration—I’ve witnessed firsthand how CISA 2015 transformed our cybersecurity landscape.

Think of them as AI factories, churning out your responses from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and all the other generative AI tools. The costs are staggering.