Tech Policy & Law

Indiana judge catches court reporter submitting AI-generated errors in official trial transcript

A judge discovered a court reporter submitted AI-transcribed trial records with false attributions. What happens…

Nintendo told a judge customers have zero legal claim to tariff refunds the company stands to receive from the government

Nintendo argues customers have no right to tariff refunds from the government. A federal court…

Uber and Waymo are already on opposite sides of D.C.’s robotaxi rules—and Waymo already has a six-month advantage

Uber and Waymo clash over D.C. robotaxi legislation. Waymo's head start could lock Uber out…

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Microsoft just admitted defeat on forced Windows updates after years of user fury

Microsoft finally lets Windows users pause updates indefinitely, 35 days at a time. A major shift after years of complaints…

Rep. John Joyce’s new privacy bill could strip protections from millions of Americans, privacy advocates warn

A Republican national privacy bill could weaken existing protections in states with strong laws, creating a dangerous patchwork that favors…

RFK Jr. told Senate vaccines barely cut childhood deaths — the data proves him catastrophically wrong

RFK Jr. made false claims about vaccine efficacy at a Senate hearing. Public health data contradicts his assertions about childhood…

Township just blocked water to nuclear weapons AI data center — forcing scientists to halt construction

A township voted to deny water to a $billion AI data center for nuclear weapons research, halting construction planned for…