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California's SB 53 is on track to regulate big AI companies, mandating safety reports and protecting whistleblowers, potentially curbing their growing influence.

Nvidia may invest $500M in Wayve, a UK-based self-driving tech startup, as part of a wider £2 billion AI investment plan.

Neuralink plans a new clinical trial aiming to translate thoughts into text using brain implants, sparking both excitement and concerns about future applications.

Reddit wants Google to pay more and attract more users as part of their AI data licensing deal.

Microsoft's AI Copilot is coming to the House of Representatives, raising concerns about data privacy, reliability, and the role of AI in lawmaking.

Fiverr reduces workforce by 30% to prioritize AI, sparking debate about the future of work and automation impact on employees.

Delving into the legal battle involving Tesla, Warner Bros., and AI's use of copyrighted material, raising key questions about intellectual property in the age of AI.

Companies developing AI, like Google and Meta, are laying off workers. Is AI development unsustainable? It's a tough scene for those building these systems.

Microsoft seems to be favoring Anthropic's AI models over OpenAI's for coding in Visual Studio Code. A new auto-selection feature will prioritize Claude Sonnet 4.

Rulebase uses AI to automate tedious financial tasks, potentially saving companies money and improving compliance. Discover its innovative approach.

Nothing plans to launch AI-powered devices in the next year, promising a personalized experience. But, can they really reinvent how we use technology?

California lawmakers approved a new AI safety bill. It sets transparency rules for large companies and now awaits Governor Newsom's decision.