The US Just Admitted for the First Time It Has Weapons in Space
The US has publicly acknowledged deploying operational weapons in orbit for the first time, though officials have revealed few details about the classified systems.
The US has publicly acknowledged deploying operational weapons in orbit for the first time, though officials have revealed few details about the classified systems.
Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the $1,999 iPhone Duo, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and a new CEO, John Ternus.
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned warning that AI could kill all humans by decade’s end — a claim his former colleague at Anthropic publicly confirmed.
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell allege Anthropic scraped pirated song lyrics and licensed lyric sites to train Claude, the fifth music-copyright lawsuit filed against the AI company.
Bill Gates is calling for a "robot tax" and jobs reserved only for humans, warning that AI could permanently eliminate many roles worldwide.
Meta will pay $17 billion and overhaul child-safety features on Instagram and Facebook, settling a landmark lawsuit from dozens of states.
New Orleans has become the first major U.S. city to use AI to triage 911 calls, easing dispatcher shortages while raising safety concerns from critics.
Some private Anthropic Claude chats were exposed in Google and Bing search results after shared conversation links were inadvertently indexed.
A judge approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement with authors, the largest in US history, though the AI fair use question remains unresolved.