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Ofcom Launches Investigation Into Elon Musk’s X

British broadcasting regulator Ofcom announced on Monday that it has opened a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s X social media platform over the use of its Grok AI to create deepfake sexualised images.

Trump Jr.–Backed Investment Fund Surges to $2B, Closes to New Investors

An investment fund backed by Donald Trump Jr. saw assets soar ten-fold in one year, growing from roughly $200 million to about $2 billion.

Musk’s OpenAI Lawsuit Heads to Jury in Stunning Court Twist

A federal judge in California has ruled that Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman can proceed to a jury trial.

Tech Leader Calls to ‘Limit the First Amendment’ to Fight Online Lies

Israeli tech CEO Shlomo Kramer’s call for the U.S. government to “limit the First Amendment” and control social media to prevent lies.

Trump OKs Nvidia H200 Chip Sales to China

Nvidia is ramping up production of its powerful H200 AI chips after receiving approval from President Donald Trump to sell the processors to “approved customers” in China.

AI Global RAM Shortage Sparks Tech Price Shock

One of the world’s largest memory manufacturers is warning that consumers and hardware makers are heading into a prolonged shortage of computer memory as artificial intelligence continues to dominate global chip production.

Trump AI Executive Order Shocks States, DEI Mandates Blocked!

President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order Thursday to establish a national framework for AI regulation.

Google EU Antitrust AI Bombshell, Regulators Target Big Tech

European Union regulators launched a fresh antitrust investigation into Google on Tuesday, targeting the tech giant’s use of online content to power its artificial intelligence features.

Napster’s $3.36B Dream Dies, Empty Promises

Napster, the once-infamous music piracy platform turned AI firm, has dropped a bombshell on its shareholders: the long-hyped $3.36 billion investment deal, announced earlier this year, isn’t happening.

Amazon Unveils $50 Billion AI Expansion for Federal Government Use

Amazon Web Services will invest up to $50 billion to build AI infrastructure for U.S. government agencies, expanding secure cloud capacity.

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