Illinois push to regulate Flock cameras raises surveillance concerns
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State Rep. Nicole Grasse discusses a proposed Illinois law that would regulate automatic license plate readers, which police say help solve crimes but critics call a surveillance risk.

What Trump’s “super intelligence” push means for AI oversight
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North Central College professor Stephen Caliendo explains President Trump’s voluntary approach to artificial intelligence regulation and the potential risks of letting tech companies police themselves.

FULL SPEECH: Trump launches America.gov AI tool
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President Donald Trump announced the launch of America.gov, an artificial intelligence tool, on Sept. 29. 

Walmart expands AI use as questions grow over costs and privacy
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An expert explains how Walmart is using artificial intelligence in stores and online, and what it could mean for shoppers’ data, prices and privacy.

Alabama teens getting their own version of TikTok under sweeping $100M deal

Alabama teenagers using TikTok will soon face two-hour daily limits, overnight curfews and an end to the app's customized "For You" page after the social media giant reached a $100 million settlement with the state.

OpenAI hits pause on AI training after government websites accessed

While no nonpublic information appears to have been made available, company officials were concerned enough to alert the federal agencies involved.

Hackers took home a stolen Flock camera. What they found was massive

A former Secret Service cybercrime expert says the incident does not appear to have compromised Flock's broader cloud network.

Chicago alderman weighs in on temporary pause for new data centers
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Mayor Brandon Johnson is pushing a one-year pause while the city develops data center regulations, but some aldermen want immediate action.

Microsoft files patent that could bring game-pausing ads to Xbox

Microsoft has filed a patent application for technology that could bring context-aware, game-pausing advertisements to Xbox and other interactive platforms.

iPhone owners included in Apple’s $250 million settlement can begin filing claims

The window is now open for people who purchased certain recent iPhone models to begin filing claims to receive their share of the quarter-billion-dollar settlement fund established in the wake of the class-action lawsuit filed against Apple, accusing the tech giant of false advertising.

Senate Democrat blocks data center electricity costs bill

A bipartisan effort to make data centers pay for their growing demands on the power grid hit a roadblock in the Senate on Thursday.

Gov. Pritzker urges Congress to regulate AI
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Gov. JB Pritzker is pushing for action on artificial intelligence and he's not shy about calling out President Trump's stance on the issue. 

Experts weigh threats posed by AI
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OpenAI says it identified six concerning behaviors in AI models as experts examine risks including cyberattacks, fraud, misinformation and job losses.