It’s useful for tech CEOs if the public is talking about their opinions and moral character instead of talking about regulating their companies.

Trump and the tech CEOs have a lot in common—not least their sense of total impunity.

The heads of Anthropic and OpenAI asked for global regulations on the industry.

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

Data centers may be the perfect encapsulation of an economy built to benefit the already rich. After construction started on a vast facility in Vineland, New Jersey, residents didn’t just get mad; they got organized.

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.

Musk is having a tough time in this trial—thanks to himself.

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

Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, and Jim VandeHei are halfway there already. Let’s follow that train of thought.

A sketchy online school funded by Silicon Valley bros portends a bleak future for a critical sector of our education system.

The embattled tech company released a policy brief that seems expressly engineered to appeal to the party that may sweep the midterms. Will libs be gullible enough to buy it?

With Big Tech writing its own rules, the absence of adequate safety regulations has already led to harrowing examples of real-world harm.

OpenAI has started rolling out conventional ads in ChatGPT. It won’t stop there.

There’s widespread anger at the AI industry—and last week’s elections showed that it’s a winning issue.

Alas, they love it for all the wrong reasons.

Elon Musk blatantly used his proximity to Donald Trump to boost his own businesses.

Less than a week into Trump’s term, Musk is already causing headaches for the administration.

Like other tech moguls dabbling in politics, the Facebook founder has shown little interest in actually shoring up the welfare state.

Tech investors gave Seth Bannon millions of dollars, even though they knew almost nothing about him