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News & Articles By Laura Harris
03/30/2026
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By Laura Harris
Department of War deploys Ukraine-style drone boats to Middle East, signaling new era of low-cost AI warfare
The Department of War confirmed deploying Ukrainian-style drone boats in the Middle East under Operation Epic Fury, highlighting a shift toward autonomous warfare. The unmanned vessels, called GARC and built by BlackSea, are being used for maritime reconnaissance with proven operational range and endurance. The move reflects lessons from the Russia-Ukraine War, where low-cost drones and […]
03/29/2026
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By Laura Harris
Bipartisan bill targets Chinese-linked robotics, seeks ban on federal use
Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer proposed the American Security Robotics Act to limit U.S. government use of robotics tied to foreign adversaries, especially China. The bill would block federal agencies from buying or operating ground-based robotic systems—including humanoid robots, surveillance vehicles and autonomous patrol tech—linked to adversarial governments. Federal funds would be prohibited from […]
03/27/2026
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By Laura Harris
Jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for addictive design in landmark social media case
A Los Angeles jury found Meta Platforms and YouTube liable for designing addictive platforms that harmed a young user. The jury ruled both companies were negligent and failed to warn users, awarding $6 million in damages (70% to be paid by Meta, 30% by YouTube). The case is the first of its kind to go […]
03/26/2026
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By Laura Harris
Three charged in alleged scheme to smuggle AI chips to China via Thailand
U.S. authorities, including the DOJ, charged three men for allegedly conspiring to smuggle restricted AI chips to China via Thailand. The suspects – Stanley Yi Zheng, Matthew Kelly and Tommy Shad English – are accused of trying to purchase export-controlled chips without required licenses. Authorities say the group used Thailand-based companies as fronts to disguise […]
03/25/2026
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By Laura Harris
Jury orders Meta to pay $375 million over child safety violations in New Mexico
A jury in New Mexico found Meta liable for failing to disclose risks to children on its platforms. The court ruled Meta violated consumer protection laws, imposing a $375 million fine after a case led by Raúl Torrez. An undercover investigation revealed adults could send explicit material to accounts posing as minors, highlighting safety failures. […]
03/24/2026
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By Laura Harris
Study finds high rates of mental health misinformation on TikTok
Social media use for mental health advice is rising, with many young people turning to platforms like TikTok instead of consulting professionals. A study by the University of East Anglia found high levels of misinformation, especially on TikTok, where nearly 35% of content was inaccurate. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) content are […]
03/23/2026
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By Laura Harris
Iran internet blackout becomes longest on record amid escalating crisis
Iran is facing its longest-ever internet shutdown, now lasting over 20 days, according to NetBlocks. The blackout began amid rising military tensions involving the United States and Israel, cutting off millions of Iranians from global communication. Authorities say the restrictions are meant to combat misinformation and protect national security, but critics argue they are used […]
03/19/2026
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By Laura Harris
FBI admits buying location data to track Americans
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the agency is buying commercially available data to track people’s movements and activities. This marks a shift from 2023, when former Director Christopher Wray said the FBI was no longer purchasing such data. The data, sourced from brokers, can include location, browsing and financial information, raising concerns it bypasses warrant […]
03/14/2026
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By Laura Harris
Study finds surge in AI use in scientific papers but little disclosure by researchers
A study analyzing over 5.2 million academic papers from 2021 to 2025 found a sharp rise in the use of AI tools like ChatGPT in scientific writing across all disciplines. About 70% of journals now have AI policies, most of which require authors to disclose when generative AI tools are used in research or manuscript […]
03/12/2026
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By Laura Harris
Pentagon labels Anthropic a “supply-chain risk” after dispute over military use of AI
The U.S. Department of War (DoW) designated AI startup Anthropic a “supply-chain risk” after the company attempted to limit how the Pentagon could use its Claude AI system. The dispute centers on the military’s demand to use AI for “any lawful purpose,” including battlefield support and intelligence, while Anthropic sought safeguards against uses such as […]
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