Lawsuit Accuses Meta of Profiting From Widespread Fraud On Its Platforms

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Women, Peace and Security Frameworks Must Apply to Defense AI

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Palantir's Manifesto Is as Subtle as a MAGA Hat

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The EU's Age Verification Fix Creates More Problems Than it Solves

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Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund is Europe's Missing Venture Capitalist

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United States President Donald Trump and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer at a signing ceremony with Indonesia President Prabowo Subianto on February 19, 2026. 

How the United States Used Tariff Deals to Weaken Tech Regulation Around the World

Chicago's Amusement Tax Asks Big Tech to Start Paying Its Fair Share

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Orbán’s Hungary Defeat Shows Disinformation is Not a Political Magic Trick

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Why Palantir's ImmigrationOS Endangers Democracy and the Rule of Law

Juries Are Delivering Justice and Holding Big Tech Accountable. Will Congress?

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There Are No Machines of Loving Grace Without People

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How Big Tech Lobbied the EU to Hide Data Centers' Environmental Toll

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Meta Verdict Sharpens EdTech Litigation Against Google’s Chromebooks

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UK Inquiry Into Southport Mass Stabbing Addresses Role of Tech Platforms

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Transcript: Senators Press FTC Members on Independence from Trump at Hearing

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AI and the Dangerous Fiction of ‘All Lawful Use’

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The European Court of Justice on Kirchberg Plateau in Luxembourg. 

Seven Arguments for Limiting Russmedia’s Reach in European Courts

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Data Work Is Too Secretive. Big Tech Should be Held Accountable.

The Urgency of Standards for Synthetic Data in the Era of Agentic AI

Ghost Sharks, Robo-Dogs, and the Theater of Border Technologies

UK Seeks More Powers Under Online Safety Act to Tackle AI Harms

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The Nurses Union Breaking Ranks to Fight AI in Hospitals

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