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The White House's AI guy on the data Biden doesn’t want China to get

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How Russia outmaneuvers U.S. tech restrictions

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‘It's a tug-of-war’: Public vs. expert opinions on AI

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'Any nightmare use for data you can think of will probably happen'

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Inside the Brussels spyware crisis

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The social media content moderation laws before SCOTUS today

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How AI is changing Homeland Security from the inside out

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How federal agencies are fighting deepfakes

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Biden's chips problem in Michigan

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Parler’s ousted CEO is trying for a second act

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Tech layoffs are 'the new normal'

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The U.S. president is on TikTok. Now what?

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The UK’s new crypto minister comes to Washington

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AI in elections? A former Facebook exec says it's time to ‘panic responsibly’

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When is an AI invention still manmade?

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Breaking down the debate around border security tech

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Why one ‘godfather of AI’ warns humans must exert control

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The news brought to you by bots

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How partisan politics is disrupting US cybersecurity efforts

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How AI is complicating the fight against child porn

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Got clicks? Why social media is at the center of a food industry fight

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One-on-one with the EU’s chief tech regulator

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5 tech CEOs face a grilling on the Hill

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Will Hurd on his time at Open AI and what regulation it needs

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Sen. Ben Ray Luján on the Capitol Hill fight over internet subsidies

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Scammers made a Biden deepfake. Here's why it wasn't very good.

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The geopolitical storm surrounding Dutch tech giant ASML

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The UN’s tech envoy on the need for global AI rules

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How Arizona State came to fully embrace AI

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Inside the opaque court that hears spying complaints

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The streets in Davos are lined with AI

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An exit interview with Europe’s most powerful privacy regulator

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The hot commodity behind AI-powered tech: spectrum

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The weird and wild gadgets at CES

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BFFs and bitter rivals: Global tech tensions show at CES

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A leading psychologist’s take on tech and humans

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Talking AI and the future of work at CES

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Tech and podcasting in Las Vegas

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Key court cases in the year to come

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Rise of the AI psychbots

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Why millions may soon lose their affordable internet

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What to expect on tech from Washington in 2024

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Forecast 2024: States will drive the tech agenda

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Rebroadcast: IBM’s CEO on AI layoffs, lawsuits and what comes next

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Rebroadcast: Sen. Mark Warner’s big AI idea is to think small

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150 ways House lawmakers want to take on China

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The case for a new tech cop

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Flying cars, political brawls and poking fun at tech politics

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Meet Biden’s carbon capture salesman

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Why the world is split over carbon capture technology

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Inside the EU’s tense AI negotiations

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'Humans are not some peak of cognitive ability': The existential risks of AI

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Fear not Spot the robot

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Afraid of AI ‘doomsday’? Why today might be the real problem

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A big AI battle is coming soon in California

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What the public really thinks about AI

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Why lawmakers fear Biden is giving China a tech boost

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Promise vs. propaganda: Can tech fix the climate crisis?

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Period trackers are more popular than ever. Is that a privacy concern?

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How China is beating the U.S. at AI

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What the FEC can (and can't) do about deepfakes

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Is the OpenAI saga a wakeup call for AI safety?

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Why fighting deepfakes in the 2024 election is…complicated

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Rebroadcast: Rep. Ted Lieu on what he wants to see from Congress AI regulation

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Rebroadcast: This tech exec has a plan to rein in AI

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Rebroadcast: Justine Bateman says the AI apocalypse is coming for Hollywood

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One public affairs firm rides the AI ‘roller coaster’

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K Street is taking AI lobbying to the bank

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Inside Michelle Donelan’s British tech invasion

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The tech issues that matter as Biden, Xi prepare to meet

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Google’s general counsel on AI and legal liability

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How hackers are exploiting the Israel-Hamas war

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Meta's second whistleblower tells us why he came forward

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What Senators Blumenthal and Blackburn took away from the Meta whistleblower’s testimony

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Frances Haugen on the new Meta whistleblower

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NOLA banned, then embraced, facial recognition. Here’s what happened next.

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Meet the election betting upstart suing the government

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In the battle for AI leadership: U.S. vs. U.K.?

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What it means to lose the internet during war

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The TL;DR on Biden’s AI EO

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Influencers are complicating Biden’s student loan message

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How SCOTUS could change speech on social media

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What the NAACP wants Washington to do about AI

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Taking Meta to court over kids’ privacy

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Google DeepMind talks AI risks

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Inside the latest move in Biden’s China tech war

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The 'effective altruists' influencing Washington on AI

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What's behind the U.K.'s AI blitz

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The AI Bill of Rights co-author on what should come next

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How the U.K. wants to steer the AI debate

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Nathaniel Fick is America’s first tech ambassador. It’s a tricky job.

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Intel’s microchip push and pull between the US and China

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Technology was supposed to prevent the Hamas attack. What happened?

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How Hamas used social media to amplify its attack on Israel

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IBM’s CEO on AI layoffs, lawsuits and what comes next

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One year ago, Biden took a bite at China's chips. Here's how it's going.

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There’s an election ‘megacycle’ coming. The world isn’t ready.

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Why PepsiCo is powering your snacks with AI

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Rep. Yvette Clarke’s plan to fix AI bias

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The EU’s AI guy has some advice for Congress