Technology/Business

Researchers from the Center for Study of Organized Hate found hundreds of X accounts posting racist content about Muslims in an apparent attempt to lure users into financial scams.

In Flock Safety’s hometown of Atlanta, the business is being increasingly met by opposition and facing new regulations governing the city’s extensive camera networks.

Anthropic's IPO filing reveals a sprawling list of risks, from AI-enabled bioweapons and blackmail to models hacking systems and resisting oversight. The document also details competition for computing power, geopolitical tensions with China, government scrutiny including Pentagon warnings, data center backlash, and uncertainty over whether Claude can justify the company's massive valuation.

Keeping passwords secure and being wary of suspicious emails is more important than ever as hackers use sophisticated tools and AI to find the internet’s weak points.

In school districts from Los Angeles to Philadelphia, parents shared how they are battling to put stricter limits on device-led learning, most commonly tablets and laptops, such as iPads, Google Chromebooks and MacBooks.

Elon Musk says he will give every American child a SpaceX share starting next year, a pledge worth roughly $10.7 billion at current prices. The announcement follows Anthropic's plan to donate 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund, as tech giants face mounting scrutiny over AI's societal impact and corporate responsibility.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley announced federal job guarantee legislation at the CBC Foundation's conference, highlighting racial unemployment gaps and financial pressures on Black families. Panelists discussed how Black women's unemployment affects household income, health coverage, and children, while emphasizing community resilience and systemic policy failures requiring urgent action.

The AI industry has been buzzing with concern about potentially catastrophic risks to humanity — a hum of anxiety that’s grown louder as Anthropic prepares to make its stock market debut next month.

Congress is advancing legislation requiring automakers to keep AM radios in all new vehicles, citing emergency broadcast importance during disasters when cell networks fail.

Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket now offer thousands of hyper-specific midterm election bets, many tied to knowable insider information such as candidate withdrawals, endorsements, and debate statements. A new analysis found over $20 million wagered on these "knowable markets," raising serious concerns about insider trading despite company claims of strict enforcement and surveillance measures.