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Apple Removes ICE Monitoring App, Classifying Immigration Agents as Protected Class
techdirt.com7mo ago
Apple Removes ICE-Tracking Apps from App Store, Developers Continue Activism
wired.com7mo agoTech CEOs Meet with President Trump to Discuss Chip Manufacturing and AI Investments
President Trump hosted a meeting with top tech CEOs including Sam Altman, Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai, David Sacks, and Mark Zuckerberg, where each executive took turns praising Trump for his efforts to promote investments in chip manufacturing and artificial intelligence. The meeting was described as resembling Trump's cabinet meetings where participants are ex
pxlnv.com8mo ago
US Army Veteran Arrested on Conspiracy Charges for ICE Protest, Raising First Amendment Concerns
theguardian.com9mo agoA Contrarian Perspective: Rejecting the Assumed Inevitability of AI's Usefulness
The author declares themselves as an "AI hater" and rejects the conventional polite discourse around AI criticism. They argue against the obligatory disclaimers and qualifications that typically preface AI criticism, asserting that wealthy and respected figures have created an environment where questioning AI's fundamental value is considered arrogant. The p
Bluesky Blocks Mississippi Access Over Age Verification Law Dispute
wired.com9mo ago
Virginia Authorities Abuse Computer Fraud Laws to Prosecute Leakers of Fatal Air Crash Footage
techdirt.com9mo agoRetro Gaming YouTuber Faces Legal Threats for Reviewing Gaming Handhelds
A retro gaming YouTuber, Once Were Nerd, is facing possible jail time for reviewing gaming handhelds that ship with preloaded ROMs, amidst copyright issues with emulation and ANBERNIC devices.
Italian YouTuber Faces Legal Trouble for Showcasing Android Gaming Handhelds
Italian YouTuber Once Were Nerd faces potential jail time for showcasing Android-based gaming handhelds that support console emulation with illegal game ROMs, leading to a criminal investigation and the risk of his channel being shut down.
arstechnica.com10mo ago