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As National Library Week approaches, settlement puts an end to Trump-Vance Administration’s attempt to dismantle federal agency, preserves critical public resources
AI is increasingly mobile, real‑time and woven into everyday life
Advanced technology provider continues investment across the state to accelerate fiber growth and adoption
Spectrum Internet with speeds up to a gig is now available to nearly 700 homes and small businesses
Behind-the-scenes push puts GOP state lawmakers who support AI guardrails but don't want to cross the White House in a tough position
High-profile AI executives are eager to shape how their products are regulated and encouraged
The state’s attorney general, James Uthmeier, said ChatGPT “may likely have been used to assist” the suspect
Europe is hoping to attract tech innovation and investment by highlighting its stable regulatory environment that may be more restrictive, but is consistent across all EU member states
Education is on the verge of becoming fully automated
Act would ensure data centers are held responsible for the high costs of their electricity demand
The Department of Labor (DOL) launched its “Make America AI-Ready Initiative” with a seven-day AI literacy course brought to learners via text messages on their cellphones
FCC denies Mediacom's request for waiver or an extension of the 40% RDOF service milestone and Consolidated's request to remove a census block group with no locations from its RDOF service area
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