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The Bletchley Declaration shows where the U.S., the U.K., China, the EU, and others agree on AI safety.

Microsoft's LinkedIn broke the law by suggesting to users that it can ignore their Do Not Track wishes.

Bryan Knutson, Titan Machinerys current president and chief operating officer, will succeed founder David Meyer as CEO, effective February 1, 2024.

U.S. President Joe Biden’s AI order looks promising for data privacy and civil liberties.

Chipmaker AMD is second to Nvidia in the market for GPUs, used to power generative AI tools.

Amazon is developing its own generative AI model, but its AWS cloud business is betting that customers want to experiment with a mix of different models.

Negotiators in the European Parliament refused to countenance anti-CSAM law that they say amounts to mass surveillance.

Microsoft took a chance by igniting the AI race. Quarterly results suggest success—for Microsoft's cloud unit, at least.

Environmentalists Oppose Latest Iteration Of George Snyder Trail Plan - Fairfax City, VA - Fairfax City Council will host a public hearing Tuesday on the long-planned George T. Snyder Trail Project.

An exclusivity agreement between Microsoft and Qualcomm is coming to end, opening the door to a new crop of Arm CPUs for Windows personal computers.