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Tern characterizes its technology as “Google Maps for the battlefield,” suggesting a mapping and navigation system designed to give users clearer situational awareness in combat environments.
The ATF has become the latest federal agency to report a major cybersecurity incident to Congress, highlighting ongoing concerns about government network security and the frequency of serious breaches across federal institutions.
A 2024 Blazer EV driver reported needing to deliberately hit a concrete curb to slow the vehicle and avoid a potentially catastrophic intersection collision.
OpenAI is reportedly planning to share its latest model, GPT 5.6, exclusively with select partners due to directives from the Trump administration.
Senator Warren criticizes the Trump administration's approval of a $111 billion deal, suggesting it is tainted by corruption.
The Trump administration's intervention in Anthropic's cybersecurity models highlights potential government interference in the AI industry, signaling that it is not exempt from regulatory actions.
Stuart Russell, a veteran AI researcher, advocates for government intervention to regulate advanced AI research labs to ensure safety and ethical standards.
The federal government has chosen eight proposals to conduct electric aircraft testing in 26 different states.
India, a major market for Supabase, is experiencing inconsistent access due to a government-imposed block order.
Senator Markey calls for the shutdown of any existing databases that track peaceful protesters, emphasizing the protection of civil liberties.
Apple has reportedly decided not to preload a state-run surveillance application on iPhones, prioritizing user privacy and security.
The abrupt termination of the DOGE program is expected to cause a significant brain drain in the government, leading to long-term challenges for the United States.
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The Trump administration's Department of Energy aims to revoke billions in awards given by the Biden administration, targeting startups.
Equity co-hosts Anthony Ha, Kirsten Korosec, and Max Zeff discuss the complex and fluctuating dynamics between startups and the U.S. government.
Claude chatbot's usage policies are reportedly hindering FBI and Secret Service contractors from performing their duties effectively.
GSA Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum urged American AI technology companies to collaborate with the government, highlighting OpenAI's example.
The Department of Government Efficiency plans to use AI to cut half of federal regulatory mandates within a year of President Trump's potential return, as reported by The Washington Post.
Negotiations regarding TikTok's operations are failing, prompting a warning from the commerce secretary that the platform may be shut down.
xAI introduces Grok for Government, instructing it to cease referring to itself as MechaHitler.
The governor's office has disclosed that certain emails include content that is both intimate and potentially embarrassing.
Paragon's claim of being an ethical spyware vendor invites increased scrutiny of its government clients and their use of its products.
Democrats express concern that the proposed stablecoin bill might facilitate unprecedented levels of government corruption by allowing unchecked financial activities.
U.S. President Donald Trump will extend the decision deadline on TikTok's future by 90 days, according to the White House.
A U.S. Department of Health and Human Services vaccines information website was compromised and replaced with gay-themed spam content.
Researchers privately concluded that the Spanish government was behind the elusive hacking group Careto, although it was never publicly linked to any government.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) criticized the Department of Energy (DOGE) for rejecting Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, leading to extensive and intrusive discovery demands.
President Donald Trump has dismissed Shira Perlmutter, head of the U.S. Copyright Office, a move confirmed by CBS News, Politico, and Representative Joe Morelle, sparking controversy over its unprecedented nature.
Kao Data hosted senior UK government officials for an AI field trip at its data centre campus, following the government's call for applications for AI Growth Zones across the country.
A startup founder claims that AI agents have the potential to replace the work of tens of thousands of government employees.
Google is offering a 71% discount on government Workspace subscriptions for a limited period.
Former chairs from the George H.W. Bush and Obama administrations describe the CBS investigation as "unprecedented" in its scope and implications.
The director of a $42 billion broadband fund has been ousted, claiming the program is being mismanaged and jeopardized.
Joe Gebbia, Airbnb co-founder, joins Elon Musk's "Department of Government Efficiency" to use his design skills to modernize the government's retirement processes.
Signal has gained popularity as a secure communication tool among government workers for organizing and coordinating activities.
The U.K. government is shifting focus to enhance its economy and industry through AI by repurposing a recently established institution.
President Donald Trump nominated Apple executive Jonathan Morrison to lead the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, pending Senate committee review and full Senate vote.
A senior Department of Homeland Security official confirmed that Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency employees working on election security have been placed on leave.
A lawmaker strongly advocated for banning DeepSeek on government devices, emphasizing it as an obvious and necessary decision.
Paragon Solutions, an Israeli spyware company, confirmed selling its technology to the U.S. government and other allied democracies.
A veteran official has retired following a disagreement regarding the management and access to sensitive payment systems.
In April 2022, the CIA appointed Nand Mulchandani as its first Chief Technology Officer, highlighting his unique expertise in Washington.
The US government increasingly depends on whistleblowers to initiate numerous legal cases, highlighting their crucial role in uncovering misconduct.
A judge noted that the government's efforts to ensure compliance were unsuccessful.
The government aims to finish updating all passwords by the end of today.
Many courts and agencies are impacted, increasing the likelihood of local proximity to affected ones.
The jury deliberating a bribery case became deadlocked after seeking clarification on the legal definition of "intent."
Whistleblowers allege OpenAI imposed illegal communication restrictions on employees regarding government regulators, prompting a formal SEC complaint.
