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The right-leaning tech magnate is touting his own online encyclopedia as an unbiased alternative to the world’s most widely cited online source.

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Republicans’ years-long fight against tech companies’ content moderation practices is facing pushback over the Trump administration’s limits on media.

The founder of the Free Press, a website critical of mainstream media, takes a new position in which she will report directly to Paramount CEO David Ellison.

Gory social videos of Charlie Kirk’s shooting have inundated children, leaving parents feeling powerless and disturbed.

First Amendment lawyer Jenin Younes backed anti-vaccine activists against the Biden administration’s covid restrictions. Now she is ready to sue the Trump administration for suppressing free speech.

The company behind the chatbot Claude avoided trial over claims it improperly downloaded millions of books.

The president’s executive order could reshape chatbots’ politics. But experts say training AI models to be neutral is easier said than done.

Authors are appealing for help from Congress and the courts after Meta and Anthropic used millions of books to create AI technology, without seeking consent.

Cloud seeding couldn’t have caused the floods that killed more than 100 people, experts say. But rumormongers suggested a link to one company’s work.