The Sociable

Senators grill a Google exec over what they call a double-standard where Google punishes publishers over their users' comments while the big tech giant itself is legally immune from the same practice.

A Pentagon official announces that the Department of Defense has five American-made drones that are available for use by US law enforcement at the federal, state, and local levels.

The Pentagon is close to having a enterprise-wide AI infrastructure that can be deployed at scale, and could one day be connected to the human brain.

The Pentagon's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) will launch the first-ever AI partnership for defense with military and defense organizations from more than 10 nations, US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper announces at the DoD AI Symposium.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is not consistently notifying travelers about its use of facial recognition technology or privacy options in US airports, according to theGovernment Accountability Office (GAO).

"The future's gonna be weird," said Elon Musk as he calmly described how Neuralink could one day allow people to save and replay memories that could be stored in a new body or a robot one.

Users on Twitter today are finding it difficult to share and open links pointing to video platform BitChute, as they are being flagged as potentially harmful and unsafe.

Big tech CEOs take a page out of the fictional "5 Ds of Dodgeball: dodge, duck, dip, dive, and dodge" as theydeflect, dodge, or deny accusations of anti-competitive behavior.

Tribal leaders call on Congress to invest in broadband infrastructure in their territories as internet access in many tribal lands is either "weak or non-existent."

Facebook claims it doesn't benefit from hate, yet its algorithms and entire business model tell a different story.