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Trump's New AI Order and the Militarization of Smart Glasses

A new Trump executive order reshapes U.S. AI policy while military applications of smart glasses signal a broadening of AI-enabled warfare.

How Courts Are Coping With a Flood of AI-Generated Lawsuits

Courts across the US are developing new rules and sanctions to manage a rising volume of AI-generated legal filings containing errors and fabricated citations.

The Vatican's AI Framework and What It Asks of Individuals

Pope Leo XIV's Magnifica Humanitas lays out a human-centered framework for engaging with AI, positioning conscience and dignity as operative principles.

Three Structural AI Risks a Nobel Economist Says Deserve More Attention

Nobel-winning economist Daron Acemoglu outlines three under-monitored dynamics in AI deployment that carry significant economic and labor consequences.

Musk vs. Altman in Court: What the OpenAI Trial Reveals About AI Governance

The legal confrontation between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over OpenAI's structure surfaces deeper questions about who controls frontier AI.

A Blueprint for Using AI to Strengthen Democratic Systems

Researchers have outlined a structured framework for deploying AI in ways that reinforce democratic institutions rather than erode them.

School Shooting Lawsuits Accuse OpenAI of Concealing Violent ChatGPT Users

Lawsuits allege OpenAI identified users displaying violent ideation in ChatGPT but failed to report them to authorities.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman Are Going to Court Over OpenAI's Future

A federal trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI will force a legal reckoning over the organization's shift from nonprofit to for-profit structure.

Building Agent-First Governance and Security

As AI agents take on autonomous execution roles, governance and security frameworks must be rebuilt from the ground up to match.