FSD has been the subject of more than 60 complaints to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration after Teslas using the feature either ignored red traffic lights or crossed into oncoming traffic.

The news comes as xAI and Musk have come under fire over fake sexualized images of women and children, which proliferated on the platform this year.

The case is particularly alarming because logs show the man tried to resist ChatGPT’s alleged encouragement to take his life.

Lawmakers have called upon the FTC to investigate, though Trump's expanded power over the historically independent agency means the request isn't likely to get very far.

Spotify claims the hike will "enable [the company] to continue offering the best possible experience and benefit artists."

The prices that Americans paid for subscription- and rental-based access to video streaming services and video games increased 29 percent from December 2024 to December 2025.

The push for paid licensing follows years of rising infrastructure costs as AI companies scraped Wikipedia content at an industrial scale.

X’s update comes after weeks of sexualized images finally prompted California Attorney General Rob Bonta to investigate whether Grok’s outputs were breaking any US laws.

The move enacts the latest element of Trump’s transactional trade policy and allows the government to profit from a change to its export controls.

With the 3-month-old outbreak now doubled in just a week, health officials are renewing calls for people to get vaccinated against the highly infectious virus, an effort that has met with little success since October.

Hegseth and Musk's cringey event this week reminded us of what the utopian science fiction franchise is really all about—and how that message is fundamentally lost on some people.

The Post's executive editor criticized the search as an “extraordinary, aggressive action” that "raises profound questions and concerns around the constitutional protections for our work.”

This scandal is likely another case of an engineer believing that they are more clever than they really are—all the while being brought down by something surprisingly low-tech.

The policy draws a line that some in the music community have debated while emphasizing the platform’s desire to protect its community of human artists.