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The Pennsylvania Senate this week voted unanimously to better protect young people against the serious threats posed by child sexual abuse materials ...
Alaska needs clear rules for artificial intelligence before its risks become problems the state cannot ignore.
An artificial intelligence bot associated with tech company Anthropic accessed public voter data through Georgia's state data hub, election officials confirmed.
Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-728x90_1"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-728x90_1"]]) }); Excerpt Washington Free Beacon freebeacon.com “ In January 2026, Anthropic announced a new approach to AI safety. Rather than hard-coding a list of rules and decision procedures, the company would train its model, Claude, on an 84-page "constitution" meant to instill "good judgment" and "ethical character."
WASHINGTON >> Advances in artificial intelligence have uncovered a stream of new software vulnerabilities that are almost certain to trigger more disruption along the lines of the outages that percolated across global government websites this week, according to seven cybersecurity professionals who spoke to Reuters.
A New York Times report suggests Alpha School needs to rethink its core promise.
Venture Global, the Virginia-based company that exports Liquified Natural Gas from massive terminals on the Louisiana coast, is planning to dramatically expand its ability to generate electricity at its facilities
Early childhood literacy and AI resilience are key challenges to overcome for Georgia’s workforce, according to experts at the Georgia Chamber Foundations Regional Roundtable held Oct. 20 at the Georgia Southern University campus in Statesboro.
Texas AD Chris Del Conte on Friday sought to clarify a report that the team used a new AI-driven platform on a crucial play that failed in last week
Researchers say a fake video accusing Texas Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico of sexual misconduct is the latest example of Russian groups generating false information to influence U.S. elections.
Tomorrow Together is moving into Senate races with $2.5 million in ads against Republican Sens. Jon Husted in Ohio and Roger Marshall in Kansas.
On Sept. 23, Nebraska "independent" Senate candidate Dan Osborn was thrown a private Washington, D.C., fundraiser cohosted by an Anthropic lobbyist. The next day, Osborn declared at a press conference that he would "never" accept contributions from AI companies and accused his Republican opponent of being a shill for Anthropic.