Trump is a fool to say no regulation’s needed. But don’t let’s leave the solution to Anthropic and OpenAI.

The president is defending AI and data centers to the hilt, while most of the country recoils.

The AI industry say it’s holding a doomsday gun—and warning us it will go off soon.

Amy Westervelt’s new book exposes the deep history of today’s “information pollution.”

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has been researching the adoption of AI in the workplace—and found that the reality doesn’t match the industry’s puffery. For now.

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The AI industry gleefully sold its products as harmful to the interests of ordinary people. Thankfully, ordinary people decided that there would be consequences for that.

As voters from both parties turn against data centers, dragging politicians of all stripes with them, Big Tech may look toward Latin America for a more pliant environment.

The industry scored a major victory over one state’s efforts to regulate firms that critics worry will become a hotbed of insider trading.

In his explosive interview with The Economist, the SpaceX billionaire inadvertently revealed something darker about his true vision for the future—and about his affinities with global fascism.

OpenAI’s chatbot broke out of its “sandbox” and hacked a rival, raising alarm on Capitol Hill.

Why a “National Day of Action” uniting right and left against the techies portends a potential sea change in American politics.

I have spent months of work on some stories, and all of my journalism is the result of years of labor. But large language models feed on it for free to make tech elites even richer.

The astonishing grassroots protests against data centers give us something new: a mass mobilization focused squarely on protecting American hometowns from oligarchic exploitation.

Utah’s Stratos Project is showing how everyone loses in the unregulated rush to build these Big Tech behemoths—even investors.

The KIDS Act passed the House. But some worry differences between the House and Senate version could be exploited by tech companies.

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.

We’ve gathered stories from all across the country detailing what happens when Big Tech’s latest monstrosities come to town.

A.G. Sulzberger urges the media to unite and fight back.

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.