Wisconsin says Musk's $1M voter offer broke law
Wisconsin election officials say Elon Musk likely violated state law by offering $1 million payments to voters during the 2025 Supreme Court election.
Lawsuit claims Meta used AI to target workers on medical leave
Meta faces lawsuit alleging AI-powered workplace tools unfairly targeted employees with disabilities or medical leave during this year's layoffs.
South Korea files AI smart glasses cheating lawsuit
South Korea files its first criminal case over AI smart glasses used to cheat on exams as officials consider tougher rules on wearable AI devices.
Meta expands investment in Louisiana AI hub
Meta expands its Louisiana AI data center to 5GW in a project now worth over $50 billion as the company accelerates its AI investment.
EU weighs major social media limits for children
European Union considers new social media restrictions for children that could require platforms to prove they are safe for young users.
Woman accused of robbing man she met on dating app
Pennsylvania woman charged after dating app match allegedly found her breaking into his home despite never giving her his address.
Man posed as FBI agent after shooting himself
New York man charged after allegedly posing as an FBI agent and claiming he was shot in the line of duty despite police saying the wound was self-inflicted.
YouTuber jailed 8 months for eating stray dog
Moroccan YouTuber sentenced to 8 months in prison after posting viral video of himself cooking and eating a dead stray dog during Eid.
Meta removes AI tool that used public Instagram photos
Meta has removed a controversial Muse Image feature after backlash over allowing AI-generated images based on public Instagram accounts.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are clashing publicly again
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are feuding again after Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI sparked a new round of public insults on social media.