Rep. Keith Self has asked federal tax authorities to examine campaign activity at ISNA’s Detroit convention after Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign operated a branded booth displaying donation and volunteer prompts.
AI errors have surfaced in at least 1,395 US court cases. The deeper problem is no longer hallucination alone, but professional workflows that allow unverified AI output to reach courts.
Reuters found Alibaba’s Qwen AI running as a search option on the Federal Register, raising a broader question about whether Washington knows which models are deployed inside federal services.
San Jose is courting AI data centres worth up to $6 million each in annual tax revenue, while residents demand greater scrutiny of their electricity, water, grid and pollution costs.
Two US senators want the FTC to investigate claims that Amazon and Walmart AI shopping assistants can identify questionable Made-in-USA claims without consistently surfacing them to shoppers.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Montana from enforcing its election-deepfake law against one PAC, finding it likely to succeed on a First Amendment viewpoint-discrimination claim.
House Democrats are seeking to block the US-Saudi civil nuclear agreement, focusing scrutiny on why Riyadh has not accepted the no-enrichment and no-reprocessing restrictions agreed by the UAE.
A bipartisan Senate bill would let Americans sue when federal officials coerce private companies into suppressing protected speech, applying the same First Amendment principle across administrations.
AI executives have raised antitrust concerns about coordinating a slowdown. The DOJ official responsible for competition law says safety cooperation does not appear inherently anticompetitive – and no frontier lab has asked for a meeting.
The TSA’s Ace AI agent handles around 100,000 routine traveller conversations a month and resolves 96% without human escalation, according to Salesforce.
