Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna is relying on artificial intelligence to do her job.

A new poll shows that these Americans are worried that AI will eliminate their jobs—and they want the government to do something about it.

Tech bosses aren’t making gaffes—they’re signaling to investors that they’re eager to make cuts, and boost share prices, even if it hurts some feelings along the way.

The Vermont senator wants to create an AI sovereign wealth fund—with an annual public payout.

Why did the Defense Department rely on Elon Musk’s terrible AI tool in the Iran war?

He acts like he has special knowledge about how best to regulate his company. But he’s a CEO like any CEO, and he wants what all CEOs want: to write his own rules.

The transphobic ad portrayed Talarico as Maria from The Sound of Music.

The popular products are demonstrating a troubling ability to push vulnerable people toward the brink of violence.

Groundwork Collaborative’s Alex Jacquez says that voters want to be assured that they will have decent-paying, stable jobs in a world with AI.

Trump’s widely despised former attorney general is back—this time, to work on AI.

In his new encyclical, Leo revives the importance of the dignity of labor.

His new encyclical pulls no punches in attacking tech billionaires—and the politicians who enable them.

Gabbard said she is leaving to help her husband, who has been diagnosed with cancer.

Donald Trump quickly switched topics to Iran.

Don’t let the l​egal ​d​isputes and social media skirmishes deceive you: The AI titans ​a​re all working toward the same thing.

Elon Musk accused Sam Altman of taking OpenAI too far from the company’s charitable principles.

Donald Trump has bought and sold millions of dollars in stock from tech companies and government contractors.

Companies like Anthropic regularly warn about the risk and threats posed by artificial intelligence—and then rake in tens of billions of dollars.

It’s a problem that’s far more enduring than Trump. And any Democrat who isn’t serious about reining it in deserves zero 2028 consideration.

If there was any doubt over the brewing public backlash to this technology, the last few weeks have erased it.