AI Policy
Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion Penalty Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion for over 43 million violations of state law, marking the company's largest legal hit this year following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Trump’s Proposal for Data Centers: Local Dividends and Energy Self-Sufficiency
The U.S. President suggests financial 'dividends' for residents and mandatory self-generation of power to overcome local opposition to data center expansion.
Trump: Data Center Companies Should Pay "Dividends" to Local Citizens
President Donald Trump calls for financial pacts between data center operators and local communities to offset energy costs and boost support for AI infrastructure.
The 'Kabuki Dance' of Consolidation: Governance and the $3.5 Trillion AI Frontier
An analysis of the proposed Tesla-SpaceX merger and the institutional mechanisms managing unprecedented corporate consolidation in the pursuit of superintelligence.
Meta drops the word 'train' from its commercial TOS after AI backlash
Meta modifies its commercial terms but experts warn the language remains broad enough for AI scraping without explicit robots.txt protection.
Phase C of Greece’s New Force Structure: Digital Transformation and Strategic Streamlining
Nikos Dendias unveiled the plan for the modernization of the Armed Forces, focusing on unmanned systems, space capabilities, and the closure of 126 military facilities.
The Architecture of Autonomy: Greece’s Sovereign Compute Strategy
An analysis of Greece's strategic shift toward AI production through the 'Daedalus' supercomputer and the institutional frameworks for digital sovereignty.
Elon Musk’s proposed SpaceX stock giveaway would go into ‘Trump Accounts’
Elon Musk plans to gift a SpaceX share to every child in America through the new tax-advantaged 'Trump Accounts' announced by the White House.
The Daedalus Initiative: Reclaiming Digital Kratos in the Age of AI
Analysis of Greece’s €58.9 million investment in the Daedalus supercomputer and its implications for digital sovereignty and institutional AI governance.
Savannah Police Officer Fired After Sharing Flock Login with ICE Agent Husband
Former officer Amber Harpe was terminated following an investigation into unauthorized access to the Flock license plate reader system, involving nearly 1,000 searches.
Cities Look to Put the Boot on Robotaxis Amid Federal Gridlock
Frustrated by federal gridlock, US cities and states are crafting a patchwork of local laws to regulate autonomous vehicles and reclaim control over their streets.
Mark Carney's Final Plea to Alberta: 'Outsiders are Working to Break Us'
Canadian PM Mark Carney warns that Alberta’s path toward independence is a 'dangerous gamble' at a time of growing threats to national sovereignty.